Rif Dimashq Approves 14 Sanitation and Water Projects Worth 116 Million Pounds in Qatifah District

21.07.2026
Rif Dimashq Approves 14 Sanitation and Water Projects Worth 116 Million Pounds in Qatifah District
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Service Coordination Meeting in Qatifah

The Qatifah district of Rif Dimashq Governorate held an expanded coordination meeting chaired by district director Engineer Bilal Sakhr, with the participation of administrative unit heads from across the district's towns. The meeting reviewed current service needs and established priorities for field operations in the coming period.

Key Directives and Discussion Points

Participants stressed the importance of improving public sanitation, maintaining road networks, and securing drinking water supplies. Emphasis was placed on accelerating the implementation of priority projects that directly affect residents' daily lives across the district's communities.

Approved Projects

The meeting announced official approval for a package of service projects comprising:

  • 11 sanitation projects with a combined value of 23 million new Syrian pounds.
  • 3 drinking water well drilling and extension projects with a combined value of 93 million new Syrian pounds.

The total value of all approved projects amounts to 116 million new Syrian pounds, distributed across the sanitation and water supply sectors.

Implementation Timeline

The governorate indicated that construction work will commence once all legal and contractual procedures have been completed, ensuring compliance with applicable regulatory frameworks. The projects aim to strengthen infrastructure and raise the standard of services delivered to residents throughout the Qatifah district.

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Published on
21.07.2026
Keywords
Rif Dimashq, Qatifah, water projects, sanitation, infrastructure, municipal services

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