Minister of National Economy and Hebron Governor Inspect Economic Conditions and Damage Caused by Israeli Occupation Measures in Dhahiriya

As part of ongoing efforts to address the difficult economic and living conditions facing Dhahiriya due to Israeli occupation measures, Minister of National Economy Eng. Mohammad Al-Amour and Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin conducted a field visit to the city to assess the general situation and inspect damage to residents and their properties.

 

 

The visit focused on the demolition and closure of several commercial establishments in the Somra area and other parts of the city, as well as the ongoing restrictions, blockade, and closure of vital roads and entrances.

 

 

The delegation began its tour with a visit to the South Hebron Chamber of Commerce and Industry, followed by Dhahiriya Municipality, where discussions addressed the impact of Israeli measures on economic activity, commercial operations, and residents' livelihoods. The meetings also highlighted the main challenges and urgent needs facing traders and business owners.

 

 

The tour also included the Dhahiriya–Ramadin Road, where Mayor of Dhahiriya Eng. Ali Abbas Al-Awaiysa delivered a speech in the presence of Minister of National Economy Eng. Mohammad Al-Amour, Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin, President of the South Hebron Chamber of Commerce and Industry Basem Abu Alan, and Mayor of Ramadin Mohammad Suleiman Al-Zagharneh.

 

 

The visit highlighted the extensive damage suffered by the commercial and economic sectors, particularly the impact of road closures and movement restrictions on residents, traders, and neighboring communities, resulting in significant economic losses and daily hardships.

 

 

This visit reflects continued efforts to strengthen coordination and cooperation between government authorities, local institutions, and economic stakeholders, address the needs of Dhahiriya, and support the resilience of residents and business owners in the face of ongoing challenges.