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Balqa retirees appreciate the efforts of Greater Salt Municipality

Balqa retirees appreciate the efforts of Greater Salt Municipality

A delegation from the Balqa Military Retirees Gathering in Balqa Governorate visited the Greater Salt Municipality building to express their thanks and appreciation to the head of the municipality committee, Ali Bataineh, and all administrative and technical staff for their role in improving the quality of services and achievements provided, and enhancing infrastructure in Greater Salt city and its regions.

During the visit, members of the gathering expressed their appreciation for the efforts made by the municipality in the areas of sanitation, road opening and paving, lane and pedestrian crossing marking, and improving the visual landscape, due to its direct impact on improving the service and traffic scene and facilitating the movement of citizens.

The delegation also valued the municipality's launch of electronic services and the opening of communication channels to receive citizens' feedback, emphasizing the importance of these steps in enhancing transparency, speed of response, and facilitating access to services.

For his part, the head of the municipality committee, Ali Bataineh, welcomed the delegation, confirming that the municipality continues to implement its service and development plans and programs in cooperation with various entities, in a way that meets the needs of the city and its regions and enhances the level of services provided to citizens, praising the role of the municipality's administrative and technical staff in completing projects and improving the quality of services.

The military retirees praised the existing cooperation between the municipality and the local community, valuing the municipality administration's keenness to communicate with various groups and listen to their observations and service demands.

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