Deputy PM for Economic Affairs dismissed

 

DAMASCUS, (ST)- A presidential decree was  issued  on Tuesday on removing  Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Qadri Jamil from his office.

“Jamil was discharged because he left his center of work without  prior permission and did not follow up on his duties ….Additionally ,he undertook activities outside Syria without coordinating with the government and overstepping the institutional work and the state’s hierarchy,”said a statement released by the cabinet’s presidency. 

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