Minister of Energy Discusses with Head of ICRC Mission the Challenges Facing the Water and Electricity Sector

Economy

Minister of Energy, Engineer Mohammad Al-Bashir, discussed with the Head of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Mission, Stephan Sakalian, the challenges facing the water and electricity sectors in Syria.

During the meeting, Minister Al-Bashir emphasized the importance of cooperation with international partners and the need to strengthen technical and logistical support to ensure the sustainability of essential services.

For his part, Sakalian expressed the ICRC’s appreciation for the efforts exerted by the Syrian government in managing these sectors, affirming the Mission

Rawaa Ghanam

 

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