Syria has signed investment deals with international companies for 12 major projects worth $14bn to reconstruct its economy after the civil war. Key projects include a $4bn Damascus airport investment with Qatar's UCC and a $2bn metro project with the UAE. The Syrian Investment Authority's head emphasized these agreements represent a shift in Syria's economic landscape. Following sectarian violence and military actions, the new government under President Ahmed al-Sharaa seeks to attract foreign investment to rebuild infrastructure destroyed over 14 years of conflict.
Syria has signed a series of investment deals with international companies, covering 12 major strategic projects in infrastructure, transportation and real estate valued at a total of $14bn.
The plans included a $4bn investment project for Damascus airport signed with Qatar's UCC Holding and a $2bn deal with the UAE to establish a metro in the Syrian capital.
Syria's new authorities have worked to attract investment for the reconstruction of infrastructure destroyed in the country's devastating, nearly 14-year-long civil war.
Al-Hilali said that the agreements were a turning point for Syria's future, representing a qualitative shift in infrastructure and economic life.
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