Kobanê Municipality carries out major projects against all odds

The People's Municipality of Kobanê Canton continues to carry out major projects in the Euphrates region in North and East Syria.

The People's Municipality of Kobanê Canton continues to carry out major projects in the Euphrates region in North and East Syria. Within the scope of these projects, a large industrial zone, Kobanê stadium, sewerage projects have been carried out.

The municipality continues its efforts to complete the projects.

The Kobanê Canton People's Municipality has established the industrial zone built outside the city on an area of 20 hectares. The site houses a total of 810 shops and garages. In particular, there are 18 garages, 236 small shops and 556 large shops.

Continuous attacks on the region and the siege and embargo on the region played an important role in the delay of the work, which was announced as a 2-year project in July 2018.

The authorities noted that in addition to the attacks and embargo, the coronavirus epidemic, which affects the whole world as well as the region, has also played a negative role when it came to step up progress.

New stadium

The football stadium built in the canton is also a first. Kobanê People's Municipality General Economy Committee, Local Administration and Environment Committee decided to make a stadium last year, and the project was expected to be completed this year. However, although important work has been done, the project is still not completely finished.

The Stadium, which is built on an area of 1,500 meters, will have 4 sports halls, two dressing rooms, the referee room and 88 shops around the field.

Road Project

The municipality, which has paved the roads of the city again in the past years, has reopened the degraded roads. While the 20-kilometer Kobanê and Jarablus road was being asphalted again, many previously built roads were opened for use in a short time.

While the Kobanê People's Municipality and Kobanê Canton paved 90% of the 24th Street, the Free Women Crossroad project was put into service.