
Damascus Governor Maher Marwan Idlebi laid the foundation stone of the Damascus Financial Centre (DFC) in the Baramkeh district of central Damascus on Thursday. The ceremony was attended by Tourism Minister Mazen Al-Salahani and Investment Authority Director Talal Al-Hilali.
The project is being developed by Syria Holding Company in partnership with the Damascus Governorate under a public-private partnership (PPP) agreement. It is regarded as one of the most significant investment projects announced in the Syrian capital in the current period.
The project covers a total land area of 33,000 square metres, with a combined floor area of approximately 240,000 square metres. The centre comprises the following components:
The project is expected to generate 6,500 jobs during the construction and implementation phase, in addition to 8,500 jobs upon entering the operational phase, bringing the total projected employment figure to approximately fifteen thousand positions.
The Damascus Financial Centre aims to strengthen economic and investment activity in the capital and upgrade the urban and service infrastructure of the Baramkeh area. The centre is also designed to provide a modern business environment that consolidates financial and economic institutions under one roof, contributing to investment attraction and economic growth in the years ahead.
