Yasser Alawi, Director General of the Syrian Arab Standards and Metrology Organization, affirmed the organization's commitment to developing the standardization system and enhancing the application of quality standards, in line with global changes and to meet the needs of society and the national economy. This effort aims to build a better future for Syria based on quality, sustainability, and competitiveness.
In a statement issued on the occasion of World Standards Day, published by the organization's channel on Telegram today, Wednesday, Alawi clarified that the organization participates with local, regional, and international standards bodies in celebrating this day, based on its belief that standardization is a fundamental pillar for achieving comprehensive and sustainable development. He also pointed out that standardization is an effective tool for improving the quality of products and services and enhancing trust in them.
Supporting the Path of National Industrial Development
Alawi noted that current economic challenges necessitate intensifying efforts to update standard specifications and keep pace with global developments, thereby contributing to improving the quality of Syrian products and enhancing their competitiveness in local and international markets. He confirmed that this update supports the overall process of developing national industry.
Alawi indicated that the organization's role is not limited to preparing and issuing standard specifications, but extends to spreading a culture of quality and enhancing cooperation and coordination between the public and private sectors and scientific institutions. The efforts aim to unify initiatives to rebuild the quality infrastructure in all its components, ensuring a safe and sustainable economic environment that protects consumers and supports the national product.
The world celebrates World Standards Day on October 14 every year, with this year's theme being: Standards and Sustainable Development Goals: Our Shared Vision for a Better World.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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