Damascus Industry Chief Calls for Simplified Procedures for Industrialists
Mohammed Al-Molawi, the head of the Damascus Chamber of Industry and its countryside, has emphasized the urgent need to intensify efforts toward simplifying administrative procedures for industrialists operating in the region. This call comes as part of a broader initiative aimed at removing obstacles that hinder production and facilitating a more conducive business environment for the local industrial sector.
Damascus and its surrounding countryside represent a vital industrial hub in Syria, with the sector serving as a cornerstone of the national economy. According to Al-Molawi, modernizing and streamlining the bureaucratic and administrative processes governing the work of industrialists is a critical factor in enhancing production capacities. He noted that such measures are essential to motivate manufacturers to continue their operations and pursue development despite the current economic challenges.
The Chamber’s appeal focuses on the necessity of creating a more flexible work climate. This shift is intended to accelerate production timelines and alleviate the additional burdens that currently obstruct the growth of industrial facilities. These efforts are aligned with the Chamber’s strategy to provide the necessary support for industrialists to navigate economic difficulties, thereby ensuring the long-term sustainability of the production cycle in the governorate.
This initiative is part of ongoing demands from the private sector for a comprehensive review of legislation and regulations governing industrial activities in Syria. The goal is to establish a more effective investment and production environment that supports the local economy, meets the needs of the domestic market, and invigorates industrial activity throughout Damascus and its countryside.
Source: Syria Focus Arabic
