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Mafraq, July 13 (Petra) — Mafraq Governor Firas Abu Qaoud conducted
an inspection tour on Monday to review local municipal services in
Umm al-Jimal and progress on a new school project in the Al-Kom
al-Ahmar area.
During the visit, the head of the municipal committee, Mohammed Abu
Ulaim, briefed the governor on key developmental and service projects
designed to improve public services for residents.
Abu Qaoud visited the visitor center at the Umm al-Jimal
archaeological site, which is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage
list. He toured the landmark ruins and was briefed on ongoing
preservation and development efforts, emphasizing the critical
importance of protecting the cultural heritage site.
The governor also inspected the designated land plot for a planned
school in Al-Kom al-Ahmar. The municipality donated the land for the
project as part of its initiative to support the local educational
sector and provide suitable learning facilities for area students to
foster community development.
//Petra// AF