Dozens of residents of the town of Zakia and neighboring villages join the settlement process

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Damascus countryside, (ST) – The settlement process continues in the center opened by the concerned authorities in the town of Zakia in the southern countryside of Damascus.

SANA reporter said that dozens of residents of the town of Zakia and the villages of Al-Muqailiba, Al-Taybeh, Ein Al-Bayda, Ein Al-Souda, Al-Zariqiyah, Erkis, Al-Qal’a and the neighboring Derkhbeya have begun to regularize their situations in the center of the town.

The settlement process includes the wanted citizens, military deserters, and those who have failed the mandatory and reserve services, within the framework of completing the settlement agreements put forward by the state in several governorates.

Raghda Sawas

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