Governor of Sweida: A plan to return residents and pay the dues of workers and retirees in the educational sector

The Governor of Sweida, Dr. Mustafa Al-Bakur, confirmed today, Wednesday, that the Syrian government is closely monitoring the situation of citizens who were forced to leave their villages in the governorate and are currently residing in temporary shelters within Sweida or in Daraa governorate, pointing out that relief teams and humanitarian organizations are working to urgently secure their basic needs.

Al-Bakur explained that there is a government plan underway aimed at returning residents to their original areas, while providing suitable conditions that ensure their stability and dignity, as part of broader efforts to restore normal life to the affected areas, according to what the governorate's channel published via Telegram.

In a related administrative context, the governor announced the start of salary payments for employees in the Directorate of Education, after completing the necessary legal procedures, emphasizing that supporting teachers and educational staff is a national responsibility that cannot be neglected, and that the government is committed to ensuring their rights and appreciating their efforts.

He also indicated that the payment of financial dues for retirees registered with the Social Insurance and Pensions Authority has begun, ensuring the continuity of care and fulfillment for this group, which represents a vital extension in the state's journey.

These steps come after addressing the reasons for the delay in salaries in some departments, which were due to administrative flaws in submitting financial reports and uncoordinated changes in some job positions, which led to the disruption of procedures in the past period.