Local companies participating in the "Project Syria 2026" exhibition have announced the presentation of various models of projects, investments, and solutions related to the construction, building, and real estate development sectors, in line with the needs of the Syrian market and the requirements of the recovery and reconstruction phase. The exhibition, which launched on November 2 under the patronage of the Ministry of Public Works and Housing, aims to introduce companies' projects, expand cooperation areas with investors, and explore new opportunities for expansion.
In the same context, Dr. Muhammad al-Abasi, head of public relations at the "Smart Sham Oasis" project, clarified that the project spans an area of approximately one million dunams in cooperation with Syrian tribes and clans. He pointed out that the first phase includes the construction of 20,000 housing units and providing job opportunities in the engineering, agriculture, animal husbandry, and veterinary medicine sectors, with the project's founding conference to be held on December 3 next.
For his part, Abdullah al-Sheikh, a member of the board of directors of one of the holding companies in northern Syria, stated that the company is implementing projects, the most prominent of which are the construction of a commercial mall in northern Syria with a floor area of 36,000 square meters, and another mall in the Khalediyah district in the city of Aleppo. He added that the company is studying the establishment of a lime plant and another for iron smelting in the Adra Industrial City in the countryside of Damascus, along with plans to create a series of specialized factories in Idlib province.
Firas Halaq, projects manager at a company for building security and safety systems, indicated that technical solutions include smart home systems, fire and theft alarms, surveillance cameras, and wireless communication networks. Muhammad Kurdayah, manager of a company specialized in importing building materials, pointed out that the company distributes its products through 17 branches in most Syrian provinces, importing from several countries, most notably Egypt, China, India, Jordan, Spain, and Italy.
Anwar al-Jajah, manager of a company for construction supports and scaffolding, explained that the company provides contractors' needs for supports and scaffolding in various sizes for ceiling and column pouring works. The exhibition and its conference will conclude tomorrow, Thursday, under the slogan "Syria Stronger."
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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