The meeting addressed topics, most notably facilitating civil procedures and transactions, enhancing communication between citizens and government departments, emphasizing the importance of raising awareness about the dangers of encroachment on state treasury lands, the necessity of adhering to current laws and regulations, and introducing legal procedures taken against violators.
It also discussed the phenomenon of loitering in front of girls' schools, the need to intensify awareness of its dangers and effects on society, and the emphasis on security, administrative, and legal measures that may result from those who commit such practices.
For his part, Al-Zubair stressed the importance of cooperation with Mukhtars in addressing service and community issues, pointing to the need to reduce the phenomenon of encroachment on sidewalks and public streets by some shop owners and street vendors, to preserve the right of pedestrians, ensure smooth traffic flow, and protect public facilities.
He emphasized the importance of the role of Mukhtars in raising awareness and reducing the phenomenon of littering and household waste in unauthorized places, and promoting a culture of maintaining public cleanliness and the environment, considering it a shared responsibility between the municipality, citizens, and the local community.
In turn, directors of government departments emphasized the importance of cooperation and coordination with Mukhtars, working to facilitate daily procedures for citizens and providing government services at the highest possible level, enhancing trust and direct communication between citizens and official institutions.
