Published : 03-06-2018
The Palestinian factions in Syria held a meeting in the presence of its ambassador in Damascus, the Palestinian Ambassador to Syria, Mahmoud Al-Khaledy, and the Director of the General Authority for Arab Palestine refugees, Ali Mustafa.
According to media sources close to the Palestinian factions in Damascus, the participants discussed the situation in Yarmouk camp for Palestinian refugees in Damascus. The attendees transferred the confirmation of the Syrian officials of not harming the status of the camp from an organizational point of view, and to ensure that the camp returns to its people as a symbol of the right of return and resistance.
With regard to the camp's precarious situation, it was announced that an agreement had been reached with the concerned authorities to begin removing the rubble and debris, in preparation for the return of the residents to the camp as soon as possible.
The sources pointed out that the removal of rubble will be in accordance with the plan prepared by the General Authority for Arab Palestine refugees and approved by the state. It was approved by the High Follow-up Committee of the Palestinian factions.
A field committee of 28 personalities was formed under the supervision of Ali Mustafa, which includes the activities of the camp to provide services and follow up the affairs of the families returning to their homes.
The Palestinian factions in Syria held a meeting in the presence of its ambassador in Damascus, the Palestinian Ambassador to Syria, Mahmoud Al-Khaledy, and the Director of the General Authority for Arab Palestine refugees, Ali Mustafa.
According to media sources close to the Palestinian factions in Damascus, the participants discussed the situation in Yarmouk camp for Palestinian refugees in Damascus. The attendees transferred the confirmation of the Syrian officials of not harming the status of the camp from an organizational point of view, and to ensure that the camp returns to its people as a symbol of the right of return and resistance.
With regard to the camp's precarious situation, it was announced that an agreement had been reached with the concerned authorities to begin removing the rubble and debris, in preparation for the return of the residents to the camp as soon as possible.
The sources pointed out that the removal of rubble will be in accordance with the plan prepared by the General Authority for Arab Palestine refugees and approved by the state. It was approved by the High Follow-up Committee of the Palestinian factions.
A field committee of 28 personalities was formed under the supervision of Ali Mustafa, which includes the activities of the camp to provide services and follow up the affairs of the families returning to their homes.
