Hebron:During his tour in Hebron, the Minister of Economy, Muhammad Al-Amour, affirmed the continuation of efforts to support the resilience of economic establishments affected by the Israeli occupation's attacks and measures.
According to Maan News Agency, Minister Al-Amour visited Hebron Governorate to learn about the repercussions of the occupation's actions on economic, commercial, and industrial establishments. His agenda included meetings with various officials and stakeholders to discuss the needs of business owners and necessary interventions to mitigate damage and enhance business continuity.
The visit, aimed at monitoring the economic situation, included discussions with Hebron Governor Khaled Doudin about the impact of the occupation on local economies and the pressures faced by the private sector. Minister Al-Amour also met with the Deputy Mayor of Hebron, Khaled Al-Qawasmi, and other local leaders to address the challenges in the Old City and support investment projects.
In his engagements, Minister Al-Amour emphasized the importance of government support despite limited resources, highlighting efforts to strengthen the national economy's resilience. He noted plans for supporting small and micro-enterprises in the Old City, as well as the near completion of the Public-Private Partnership Law to enhance investment opportunities.
The minister's field visits to areas like Farsh Al-Hawa and Beit Ula included inspections of damage to economic facilities due to occupation forces' aggression and road closures. These actions were noted to severely impact the region's industrial zones, affecting thousands of workers and families.
Minister Al-Amour reiterated the need to remove barriers and reopen roads to ensure economic activities can resume, promising continued monitoring and support for affected facilities. His visit concluded with a commitment to support the private sector in overcoming challenges and preserving jobs in Hebron Governorate.