The Second Batch of Russian KAMAZ Concrete Trucks arrives in Tartous Port

Economy & Aftermath

Within the framework of implementing the agreement signed between Public Workers and Housing Ministry and the Russian Stroy Company, 12  Russian   KAMAZ   concrete trucks  arrived in Tartous port  on Thirsday.

 The Minister of Public Works and Housing Eng. Suhail Abdullatif  told reporters,  during the inspection of the  concrete trucks in Tartous port,  the   contract signed between the two sides  provides for  receiving 144 vehicles  from the Russian KAMAZ  company.

He highlighted the  importance of the  agreement signed  with the Russian side in providing  Syrian construction companies with up-to-date equipment  to support them in taking part effectively in reconstructing Syria.

Eng. Abdulatif  emphasized that the signed cooperation agreement  is a clear  message that the Syrian-Russian economic relations are  a main source of strength  for the both sides and they are progressing well.

 The Ministry of Public Works and Housing received the first batch of engineering  equipment from the Russian company in October last year  to restore the shortage of construction companies, which have been subjected to destruction carried out by ISIS terrorists..

Rawaa Ghanam

 
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