(EQTSAD)- A 65-million-euro contract with the Iranian ArdMachine company to construct five wheat flour mills in Syria, come to surface over low quality standards as first mill got out of service.
The first mill in Umm al-Zaytun town in southern Sweida province was launched in August 2019 with a production capacity of 240 tons/day, which is more than enough to cover the residents' need of flour.
But few month later the mill turned out of service what sparked doubts of the government officials who said the contract might be voided.
The move pushed the director of ArdMachine to visit Syria last week among an official delegation headed by first advisor to the Iranian President, Hassan Danaeifar, to discuss the implementation of the remaining mills agreed upon and the outstanding dues.
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