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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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Syrians seek tangible proof in their lives
The article indicates that the Syrian Minister of Energy presented clear figures to the People's Assembly regarding the state of the oil, electricity, and water sectors. He explained that the country needs approximately $831 million monthly to purchase oil, with local production at 112,000 barrels per day and a gap estimated at 200,000 barrels. Additionally, there are significant burdens resulting from gas imports. The responsibility has fallen on the government to develop practical solutions to alleviate the burdens on citizens, while also emphasizing the need to expand discussions to include mineral resources and ways to invest them to strengthen the economy. The article points out that transparency and continued disclosure of results will play a key role in restoring trust, stressing the importance of shifting focus from the causes of the crisis to presenting tangible alternatives that positively impact electricity bills, fuel and transportation prices, and citizens’ livelihoods.
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