Transport Minister Discusses Joint Cooperation Mechanisms with JCI Delegation

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Minister of Transport Dr. Yaarab Badr met with a delegation headed by Karam Mustafa, the National President Representative of the Junior Chamber International JCI- Syria, to discuss mechanisms for joint cooperation and ways to enhance it

 

During a meeting held today at the ministry’s headquarters in Damascus, Minister Badr discussed pioneering projects specialized in transport and communications, as well as job opportunities available for the chamber in this sector.

 

Dr. Badr emphasized the ministry’s readiness to cooperate with all entities and associations in a manner that serves the interests of citizens, highlighting the importance of promoting a culture of volunteerism at various levels.

 

Head of the delegation provided an overview of the chamber and its programs related to the transport sector.

 

Mustafa affirmed the chamber’s commitment to developing cooperation with ministries in a way that positively impacts Syrian society.

 

It is worth to mention that the JCI is a global network for active young citizens aged 18 to 40, present in over 100 countries.

 

It comprises more than 200,000 active members who believe in the necessity of developing themselves and the world around them.

Souha Suleiman

 

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