Al-Hasakah rebuilds grain storage system. 47 mini-silo is the first step in development

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As part of efforts to develop the infrastructure for the grain storage sector in Hasakah Governorate, work has begun on dismantling the 47 mini-silo, in preparation for its reconstruction according to specifications and plans aimed at modernizing storage facilities and raising their efficiency, in line with the requirements of preserving strategic crops and ensuring their storage in safer and more effective ways.

The dismantling work took place in the presence of the Assistant Director of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection in Al-Hasakah, Mr. Hossam Eddien Al-Jwaid, and the Director of the Syrian Grains Corporation branch in Qamishli, Engineer Abdul Hamid Daoud, as part of the Directorate of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection’s follow-up of the steps to implement the plan to develop the storage sector in the governorate.

This step comes within the plan of the Ministry of Industry, Internal Trade and Consumer Protection, in cooperation with the Syrian General Grains Corporation, to establish a number of silos and silos in Al-Hasakah Governorate, with the aim of bringing about a qualitative shift in the state of grain storage, and gradually moving from open storage methods in the open to specialized storage facilities that provide the appropriate conditions to maintain the quality and safety of grains.

These projects will contribute to reducing losses resulting from unsuitable storage conditions, enhancing the capacity of storage facilities, as well as supporting the food security system and preserving the strategic grain stock, especially since Al-Hasakah Governorate is one of the most prominent areas producing agricultural crops in the country.