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Saudi Arabia Commits $6.4B to Syrian Investment Agreements
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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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