Saudi Arabia Commits $6.4B to Syrian Investment Agreements
As part of strengthening economic relations between the two countries following the political change, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia signed 47 investment agreements with the Syrian government, totaling $6.4 billion. These agreements cover a wide range of vital sectors that require immediate support for reconstruction.
The signing took place during the "Syrian-Saudi Investment Forum 2025," hosted in Damascus. The Saudi Minister of Investment confirmed the interest of more than 500 Saudi companies in entering the Syrian market, with directives to form a Saudi-Syrian Business Council to enhance cooperation. These investments are a strong indicator of the Kingdom's confidence in Syria's economic recovery.
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