Commercial and non-governmental activities participate in the “Our Lira is our pride” initiative in Al-Hasakah

Economy & Aftermath

A group of commercial and private activities participated in the markets of the cities of Hasaka and Qamishli in the campaign of “Our Lira is our pride” by offering some products for sale at the price of one Syrian Lira (pound).

The Central Bank of Syria, Hasakah branch, witnessed a turnout by citizens wishing to obtain the Syrian pound. 

In order to support the initiative in which the people of the province participated, the bank is currently giving five metal pounds to every citizen who wishes to take part in this initiative, Director of the Bank Najah Adam said.

A number of shop owners in the markets of the cities of Hasaka and Qamishli confirmed to SANA correspondent that they participated in the initiative to support the Syrian pound in a way that reflects their sense of national responsibility in order to face the economic war on their country.

The commercials called for joining the initiative so that the whole world knows that the Syrian people are united and that they support their national currency in the face of the siege and unilateral economic measures imposed on the Syrians.

The participants stressed that the campaign represents the Syrian people’s social solidarity as well as their ability to cooperate in overcoming the coercive economic measures imposed on them, calling for launching similar initiatives in all service sectors.

A number of families called this initiative “the sons of Syria” in solidarity with national currency.

 

Inas Abdulkareem  

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