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Launch of the project to remove and recycle rubble in the al-Sabil 2 neighborhood in Homs in cooperation with a Turkish company.

SANA (TG) · Governmental · telegram.org

Arabic title
انطلاق مشروع إزالة وتدوير أنقاض حي السبيل 2 في حمص بالتعاون مع شركة تركية.
English title
Launch of the project to remove and recycle rubble in the al-Sabil 2 neighborhood in Homs in cooperation with a Turkish company.
Published
UTC
Topic
Reconstruction
Governorate
Homs
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