The Real Estate Affairs Directorate in the Arabin center, in cooperation with the local council in Zamalka town in the Damascus countryside, opened a new office today, Monday, to receive citizens' requests from property owners. This measure aims to facilitate government procedures and reduce administrative burdens on citizens, as part of implementing decisions on the administrative reconstruction of damaged property records in the area.
For his part, Thair Idris, head of the local council in Zamalka town, clarified that opening the office within the council building aims to facilitate citizens' access to real estate services and save them time and effort, instead of forcing them to visit the Real Estate Affairs center in Arabin. He pointed out that the office includes an employee dispatched from the Directorate, in addition to a specialized employee for filling out requests according to legal standards.
Idris added that the Norwegian Refugee Council covers the costs of requests in coordination with the Real Estate Affairs Directorate, with the extent of each case's benefit from support to be determined after the necessary evaluation, thereby helping to reduce the financial burdens on citizens. He noted that the office receives requests until the 21st of the current month, allowing property owners to review procedures, submit their requests, and follow them up from the town.
The Real Estate Affairs Directorate in the Damascus countryside had previously announced the issuance of decisions on the administrative reconstruction of damaged property records in Zamalka town, specifying the period for submitting appeals before the court of first instance of the property's location from November 6 to November 21. It also made it possible to review the decisions and tables through the Real Estate Affairs Directorate in Arabin or the Zamalka city council, as well as through the dedicated electronic platform.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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