Cleanliness and Afforestation Campaign Launched in Hissia Industrial City
A large-scale service campaign has been launched in the Hissia Industrial City, located in the Homs Governorate, aimed at enhancing the environmental and aesthetic quality of the site. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to develop service facilities within industrial zones, ensuring a suitable and sustainable working environment for the various companies and facilities operating within the city.
The campaign includes comprehensive cleaning operations across all sectors and service facilities throughout the industrial city. In addition, a planned afforestation project is underway to expand green spaces. These efforts are designed to improve the city’s general climate and provide a healthy environment that aligns with the environmental standards required for major industrial complexes.
As one of Syria’s most significant economic and industrial hubs, the Hissia Industrial City serves as a vital location for numerous investments and production facilities. This service campaign is part of a series of periodic measures through which the city’s management aims to maintain the operational readiness of public facilities. The initiative seeks to elevate the quality of services provided to investors and industrialists, which is expected to positively impact the continuity of work and production within the city.
This step reflects a broader commitment to environmental and developmental standards in Syrian industrial centers. The campaign focuses on beautifying entrances and main roads within the city while increasing vegetation cover, adding an urban and environmental character that keeps pace with the industrial expansion currently taking place in Hissia.
The administration of the Hissia Industrial City, in coordination with the relevant authorities, is continuing to monitor these service activities to ensure their sustainability. Officials emphasized the importance of collective efforts in maintaining public facilities as a fundamental component of the developmental and economic process in the Homs Governorate.
Source: Syria Focus Arabic
