Syria’s novice government has demanded investment for restructuring the country after the civil war of devastating years.
Syria has signed a series of investment agreements with international companies, including 12 major strategic projects in infrastructure, transport and real estate, which value a total of $ 14 billion, is intended to revive its war-development economy.
The plans include investment of $ 4 billion Damascus airport Qatar’s UCC Holding and the United Arab Emirates National Investment Corporation said on Wednesday at the President’s palace in Damascus at Tala Lal Al-Hilali, head of the Syrian Investment Authority, Syrian Investment Authority.
This is a welcome development of President Ahmed Al-Shah’s new government because it has dropped drastically due to communal violence on July 13 in the southern Sivada province between Beduine and Drease Fighters. Government troops were deployed to prevent conflict. Blood disrupted and Israel ended the Syrian army as well as The capital damskus bombed the bombingBy the pretext of protecting Druz.
In other major major events planned for Damascus, the Italian based company Ubako has a $ 2 billion to Damascus Towers Project, Baramkeh Towers project.
From Long-time In December, new Syria’s new officials have worked to attract investment in the country’s destructive, destroyed infrastructure in the 14 -year culture of the country.
These projects “grow in Syria and represent qualitative changes in infrastructure and economic life”, Al-Hillaley said on Wednesday that the deal was a “important point” for Syria’s future.
Syria’s special angel Tom Barrac’s special angel of Syria was present at the signature ceremony, the official Sana news agency of Syria said on Wednesday.
Barrek congratulated Syrian authorities on Authorities about “another great performance” and said he would witness the emergence of the “new center” in “trade and prosperity”.
The United Nations has kept the prices of re -emerging after the Syrian war more than $ 400 billion. Many deals have already been announced.
In the past month, Saudi Arabia signed a large investment and partnership deals with Syria$ 6.4 billion.
In July, Syria signed a $ 800 million agreement with UAE-based company DP World To develop the Tartas port, according to a news report by the state media.
In May, Syria signed a $ 7 billion energy agreement with the consortium of Qatar, Turkey and American companies because she is trying to revive his disability energy sector.
The US and the European Union have recently done The approval was picked up In the wake of Al-Assad’s deportation, Syria opened the country for further investment and trade deals.
