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The Syrian Investment Authority has denied any intention to privatize the health sector, emphasizing that 'Syrian health is not for sale and will not be.' This statement comes in response to concerns raised among citizens regarding the future of health services in the country.
Talal Al-Hilali, head of the Syrian Investment Authority, denied rumors regarding the privatization of government hospitals, asserting that the health sector will remain state-owned. This statement comes amid growing concerns about the impact of privatization on health services.
Former President <strong>Donald Trump</strong> announced plans to begin privatizing security operations at US airports, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce costs. This proposal comes at a time when the country faces significant challenges in security and transportation.
During a partial government shutdown in the United States, Jill Dejanovich, a representative of the TSA Employees Union, expressed concerns about the difficulties faced by workers in this vital sector. The shutdown has raised fears about the impact of privatization on public services.
Investment funds 'Nistar' and 'Feder' in Madrid are set to sell 2,490 government-owned apartments at prices exceeding six times their purchase price during previous real estate crises. This has sparked criticism and raised concerns about the political administration's handling of citizen interests.