Prime Minister visits a number of popular markets in Damascus

Economy & Aftermath

Damascus – Prime Minister Imad Khamis visited a number of popular markets like al-Thawra, old Hal Souk, Midhat Basha, Dwila’a and Shamdin.

During the tour, Khamis inspected the trade movement in the souks and listened to a brief by citizens about the situation of services there.

Later, the Prime Minister visited al-Zablatani industrial region that comprises a number of workshops specialized in textiles.

Khamis also made a tour in Ish al-Warwar area and met the families there whom demands concentrated on improving the services, particularly electricity, roads and transport.

Meeting a number of officials at Damascus governorate, Khamis called for the necessity of putting a comprehensive plan to promote the service, developmental and investment situation of Damascus city and providing the citizens’ needs.

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