The meeting, which was held in Al-Hasakah Governorate, focused on the Resident Coordinator of United Nations Humanitarian Activities in Al-Hasakah.
The meeting, which was held in Al-Hasakah Governorate, with the Resident Coordinator of United Nations Humanitarian Activities in Syria, Imran Rida, focused on education issues and the need to return schools to their normal state and solve the drinking water problem controlled by the Turkish occupier and its terrorist mercenaries.
The Governor of Hasaka, Dr. Louay Sayoh, indicated during the meeting that the governorate suffers from special conditions that have affected the lives of citizens, especially with the presence of the American and Turkish occupations and their militias, stressing the need to increase the support provided to Al-Hasakah and intensify humanitarian and relief efforts that contribute to alleviating the suffering of the people.
The governor stopped at the education file, which is one of the most important files that are currently being worked on, and the need to solve its obstacles before the start of the school year, since 90 percent of schools are controlled by militias linked to the occupation forces, pointing out that all organizations that work legally are stressed to put all their capabilities and contribute to the implementation of the law. Returning schools to their normal state and adopting formal education in all its stages in accordance with the official curricula approved globally by UNICEF in order to preserve the future of students and students.
Sayouh pointed out that international organizations were invited to contribute to the delivery of supplies and fuel to the Allouk water station to ensure its continued operation and to secure drinking water for citizens, expressing the readiness of the governorate and all official authorities in it to provide the necessary support to facilitate the mission and work of humanitarian and relief organizations in Hasaka and to provide assistance to citizens in all the province's lands.
In turn, Reda considered during the meeting that Al-Hasakah Governorate has a speciality as it is going through difficult conditions, stressing that the next stage will be distinguished in terms of cooperation, especially in the issues of education and drinking water, with the United Nations organizations continuing to provide support and assistance to residents of the camps and those in need to alleviate their suffering.
The meeting also dealt with the special needs of government sectors in the health aspect, represented in supporting the modernized medical center in the center of Al-Hasakah city, providing it with an oxygen generating station, incubators and submarines for the pediatric department, and providing it with medicines for infections and chronic diseases.
The meeting also touched on the need for continuous maintenance of the mechanical and electrical equipment at Alouk and Nafasha stations, working to rehabilitate the Tel Athan water station in the Bir al-Helou pink district in the Tel Brak area, and continuing to support emergency solutions in the issue of securing drinking water by increasing the number of tanks and filling them, and digging and preparing surface wells.
