Head of the Syrian Interim Government (SIG), Abdurrahman Mustafa, presented work report in the past two months to the General Assembly during its 65th meetings.
Mustafa gave an overview on the new projects SIG has implemented in recent months in the areas of health, education, services and security. He also talked about the tours he made in the liberated areas, during which he met with leaders of the Syrian National Army, local councils, service institutions and revolutionary bodies. He discussed with them a number of new projects and the institutions that need improvement, and the challenges they face in achieving the agreed goals.
Mustafa also gave an overview on the major decisions issued by the SIG in the fields of health, education, security and living conditions, pointing out that this is proceeding according to plans and commensurate with developments in the Syrian reality.
Mustafa also talked about the work of the Ministry of Defense in following up the field situation on all fronts and raising the combat readiness of the Syrian National Army, in addition to following up on the work of the military police, the military judiciary and department of military code of conduct.
Mustafa also talked about the work of the Ministry of the Interior and its role in maintaining security in the liberated areas, and thwarting most of the terrorist operations that target civilians, markets and infrastructure in these areas.
The report included talk about the Ministry of Economy and the work of the General Grain Foundation and the General Directorate of Customs. He also talked about the living conditions in the liberated areas, the rate of inflation and the available materials, in addition to the quantities of wheat in the Foundation’s mills and the price of bread.
Mustafa also gave an overview on the role of the Ministry of Health in providing medical care to citizens in the liberated areas, pointing to the importance of the work of the ambulance system and its effective role in responding to emergencies.
(Source: SOC’s Media Department)
