IMAR Exhibition 2026
The Syrian capital, Damascus, is hosting the second edition of the International Exhibition "IMAR 2026". This event is a specialized economic exhibition dedicated to supporting development and infrastructure projects in the country.
"IMAR" brings together an elite group of local and international companies in the fields of construction, energy, and heavy industries. It aims to build strategic partnerships, open new investment horizons, and propel the national economy toward recovery.
Why Participate in IMAR?
- Effective Networking: A gathering that brings together leading experts and decision-makers in the construction and energy sectors.
- Business Development: Real opportunities to form partnerships, sign agreements, and access new markets.
- Investment Window: The ability to directly discover upcoming projects and government tenders during the reconstruction phase.
- Brand Presence: An ideal opportunity to showcase innovative services and solutions to a targeted audience.
Key Sectors for Participants
- Infrastructure and Construction: Includes real estate development, contracting, engineering consulting, building materials, heavy machinery, and finishing works.
- Sustainable Energy: Features solar energy solutions, storage systems, power generation plants, electrical grids, and smart lighting.
- Industry and Production Lines: Covers industrial machinery, packaging solutions, automation, safety equipment, and pumps.
- HVAC and Water Treatment: Includes heating systems, commercial chillers, air handling units, and water desalination plants.
Who Will Benefit?
- Contracting and construction companies.
- Factories and manufacturing plants.
- Providers of energy solutions and electrical technologies.
- Engineering and consulting firms.
- Building materials suppliers.
- Investors and business professionals.
- Government institutions and official authorities.
Accompanying Strategic Events
"IMAR" is not limited to the commercial aspect alone; it also serves as a hub for dialogue. The event features a series of conferences and panel discussions involving ministers, economic planners, and policymakers. These sessions focus on future trends in infrastructure, investment, and industry, giving the event genuine weight in steering the course of national development.