Qamişlo Council listened to Tel Hamis people's demands

QAMIŞLO

The council of Qamişlo canton organized a meeting in Tel Hamis district on Saturday afternoon to listen to the problems that the people face as summer approaches.

The clans’ notables, hundreds of people and the members of the councils and the civil institutions, in addition to the co-chair of Qamişlo Council Perwin Youssef, the member of the canton’s council Mazloum Youssef, the head of the Women's Body in al-Jazeera Amina Omer, and the co-chair of the people’s municipality in Tel Hamis district Abdul Rahman al-Hadi attended the meeting which was held at the cultural center near Tel Hamis.

The meeting began with holding a minute of silence, followed by delivering the speech of the head of the Women's Body in al-Jazeera canton Amina Omer that touched upon the latest developments on the military and political arena in Syria.

Amina pointed out that the aim of the intervention of world powers in Syria is to achieve their interests and to achieve their colonial aspirations in the area.

Perwin Youssef said, "We are working on building a social institutional system to solve all problems and difficulties."

Perwin Youssef stressed that the aim of holding the meeting is to discuss and know the demands of the people and the services that the area lacks.

The meeting continued with opening the discussion to the audience, and the people asked the council about the mechanism to solve the problems of the interruption of drinking water, bread and electricity, and the removal of rubbish from the streets of the district.

On his part, the co-chair of the people’s municipality in Tel Hamis district Abdul Rahman al-Hadi responded to the audience's questions about the solutions that the municipality has made to avoid these problems as the people’s municipality contracted with the tanks’ owners in the city to distribute water to the villages in which drinking water did not reach, and it is working on opening a bakery in the area and another one in Jazaa town to cover the needs of the people of bread.

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