Corrupt al-Mathhour dies in Deir Ezzor

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Omar al-Mathhour who is influential in the city of Deir Ezzor died due to Coronavirus infection. Al-Mathhour belongs to the al-Hamad Ayed clan of the al-Baqara tribe.

Omar and his brother Firas are involved in corruption in Deir Ezzor, as they own the al-Mathhour Company for contracting. The company signs fake contracts with government directorates of the public sector.

.When the Syrian Revolution broke out, al-Mathhour brothers were agents for Da’as Da’as the former chief of State Security branch, which offered them influence in the area due to strong relations with the Assad regime’s figures.

Corrupt al-Mathhour dies in Deir Ezzor

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