Settlement committees in Deir Ezzor, Raqqa and Aleppo continue their work amidst a remarkable turnout

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Governorates, (ST) – The settlement centers in the governorates of Deir Ezzor, Raqqa and Aleppo have received dozens of wanted civilians and soldiers who desire to settle  their status.

Subhi Al-Ali, Kamel Radi and Taha Al-Awwad indicated in statements to a SANA reporter in Deir Ezzorthat, that the settlement center in the worker’s hall provided the opportunity for the people covered in the settlement plan to return to their families and villages and go back to their normal lives. They indicated that a large part of these people came from the Syrian Al-Jazeera region and made the settlement procedures in order to return to their agricultural work in their lands.

 

Khaldoun Al-Mohammed expressed his happiness with this settlement, which enabled him to return to the ranks of the Syrian Arab Army after he fled the compulsory service.

Ahmed Al-Tamour made it clear that he had failed to perform the compulsory service and settled his situation in preparation for joining the ranks of the army.

In Aleppo, a number of those who settled their situations in Hayyan and Tel Arn told SANA reporter that, the settlement opened new horizons for them to rebuild what they had missed during the years of aggressive war at various levels. 

A SANA reporter in Raqqa stated that the Sabkha and Debsi Afnan centers witnessed dozens of wanted persons joining  he settlement process, amid great cooperation from the families, dignitaries and the competent authorities. 

Raghda Sawas

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