Settlement process continues in Raqqa and Deir Ezzour

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DEIR EZZOUR, RAQQA, Jan.13, (ST)-All-out settlement process continues in Deir Ezzour and Raqqa provinces amid a big turnout of  wanted persons and military service deserters to the centers of Al-Shmeteyeh and Al-Sabkha to settle their status.
 
According to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), hundreds  of wanted civilians and military service deserters from Deir Ezzour  and Raqqa provinces settled their status on Thursday at the center so they can return to their normal life.
 
Dignitaries in the two provinces said that the settlement process allowed thousands of wanted persons in the Syrian Al-Jazeera region to return to their houses and to take part in rebuilding the homeland. 
 
In the coming days, the settlement process will continue in Deir Ezzor.It was launched on the 14th  of  November, and in the Al-Sabkha center in the countryside of Raqqa, to give an opportunity for those wishing to settle their status.
 
Basma Qaddour
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