The Mayor of Karma Moves to Pave Roads.. A Field Tour with Local Governance and the Islamic Development Bank

Hebron - Afaq News - Today, Saturday, the head of the Carmel Municipality, Qassem Abu Aram, led a field movement to discuss the town's infrastructure project needs, primarily focusing on the rehabilitation and paving of internal roads, during his reception of a delegation from the Ministry of Local Government, the consulting office of the Islamic Development Bank, and the Yatta Rural Services and Development Council.

The delegation included Engineer Mohammed Al-Qadi, Director of Projects funded by the Islamic Development Bank, Engineer Shadi Janazra, Director of the Projects Department at the Hebron Local Government Directorate, Engineer Basel Qutini from the engineering consulting office of the Islamic Development Bank, and Engineer Marwan Al-Mahani, representative of the Joint Yatta Rural Services Council, along with several engineers from the Ministry of Local Government.

During the meeting, Abu Aram presented the needs of the Carmel town and the municipality's priorities in the field of infrastructure, emphasizing the importance of rehabilitating and paving several vital streets that require urgent intervention. He also presented the municipality's proposals regarding priority projects and the possibility of funding their implementation.

Following that, the delegation, accompanied by the Deputy Mayor, Haj Ismail Atyat, embarked on a field tour to Al-Khalidiya Street in Carmel, aiming to observe the current reality of the street and the area on the ground, and to study it in preparation for making appropriate decisions regarding the possibility of implementing paving projects and exploring funding options for it. The tour included inspecting previous developmental projects funded by the ministry and the Islamic Bank.

The tour also included reviewing several developmental projects that had previously been implemented with support from the Ministry of Local Government and the Islamic Development Bank, as part of assessing current needs and determining intervention priorities for the upcoming phase.

The Carmel Municipality confirmed that this move comes as part of the follow-up by the mayor and the municipal council on infrastructure files, and the effort to attract the necessary funding to implement projects that serve the residents of the town and improve the condition of the roads and services in it.