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Hassan Aqad releases documents linking Hamsho to steel deals
Syrian activist and director Hassan Aqqad published documents and photos revealing the role of Syrian businessman Mohammed Hamsho and his companies in the operations of collecting, transporting, and benefiting from massive quantities of scrap iron in Syria during the previous regime's rule. The documents disclose details of projects carried out in 2013 and 2014 involving the handling of hundreds of thousands of tons of scrap, highlighting large financial figures, including payments amounting to 1.6 million dollars, and the production of over 91,000 tons of billet from the scrap melting plant. They also point to investigations into smuggling activities and the exploitation of scrap from war-damaged areas, with accusations linking these practices to corruption and resource exploitation. These documents come amid ongoing conflicts between Aqqad and Hamsho, who has previously faced legal complaints related to his activities in the iron sector.
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