Sheikh Mutti Al-Batin sends a message to President Ahmed Al-Sharaa about the grievances and grievances of Syrians related to corruption, favoritism and high prices.
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Sheikh Moti Al-Batin sent a letter to President Ahmed Al-Sharaa, in which he pointed out the presence of many valid complaints and grievances of the country's residents, which became the first conversation on websites and councils.
Al-Batin explained that those who complain are not remnants, enemies or haters against the state, but are among those who stand by it and fear it.
He noted that most of these complaints and grievances revolve around the presence of corruption among several officials at different levels, and the spread of the phenomenon of favoritism and paralysis in appointments and jobs.
He noted that the demands also include reference to the suppression and deportation of most of the members of the revolution who sacrificed for the liberation of the country, in addition to poverty and the high prices, whose pain is compounded by what the citizens see as extravagance on the part of groups of officials.
Sheikh Moti Al-Batin concluded his message by emphasizing the opening of the way for those with complaints and grievances to write them in the hope that their voices and pains will reach President Ahmed Al-Sharaa, and expressed his confidence that these voices will not be lost.