00:00What is great about this is the talk that it could create 200,000 jobs.
00:04Do you think that's a real possibility or is that a best case scenario?
00:07Exactly. This is the best case scenario.
00:09As I mentioned, if the project will carry out on full capacity, definitely will create this.
00:19We use an economic module to create this.
00:23For instance, like for every $1 billion, with that $1 billion, it will be created like almost 10,000 job.
00:33And the 10,000 job, which is considered as a direct job related to the investment or related to the project itself,
00:40will create an indirect job or three times indirect job of the direct jobs.
00:46Now, I'm not saying this, but again, I'm emphasizing on that point.
00:51The project must carry in full capacity, okay?
00:55It doesn't, you know, for the current situation, nothing will happen.
01:01No, any kind of job will be created, okay?
01:05So it requires a lot of time.
01:07First of all, okay, we need to see a lot of, you know, like for instance, like financing.
01:14You know, most of these, you know, companies are private companies.
01:20Yes.
01:20Okay, we're talking about 85% of all the projects, okay, are, you know, just, you know, being by, running by private companies.
01:33So are we now seeing Syria move away from state-run economy moving towards private businesses under new leadership?
01:40Is that what's happening?
01:40Definitely, yeah, definitely, this is exactly what happened.
01:44You know, it's moving from that and the proof of that or the signal of that, that, okay, first merging the ministers, okay, less bureaucratic, okay,
01:55and reducing all paperwork and bureaucratic and all these kind of, you know, things.
02:01In addition to that, so moving to assign a project to provide private sector, give you a clear signal that will be, okay,
02:11that Syria is moving from, you know, state, okay, own company to the private open company.
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