Riyadh: The Federation of Saudi Chambers (FSC), represented by the Saudi-Syrian Business Council, has organized the first Saudi-Syrian investment forum for the private sector on Sunday. The event will feature the participation of several government officials and members of the council. According to Saudi Press Agency, the forum marks a new chapter in Saudi-Syrian economic relations, following directives from the Kingdom's leadership to establish and officially launch the joint council under the umbrella of the FSC. The council includes a distinguished group of Saudi senior officials and internationally active investors. The event will highlight promising investment opportunities and potential partnerships between Saudi Arabia and Syria. It will also foster direct engagement between business leaders and the council's sectoral committees, while enhancing the participation of Syrian entrepreneurs residing in the Kingdom in the council's initiatives. In addition, the forum will serve as a platform for collectin g practical proposals to help develop the council's sectoral committees and broader strategic plan. Upon its establishment, the council unveiled a 2025-2030 action plan aimed at strengthening sustainable economic cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Syria. The plan seeks to spotlight business opportunities, support strategic partnerships, and streamline trade and logistics processes for Saudi exporters. A key priority is empowering the Saudi private sector to participate in Syria's reconstruction and sustainable development efforts.
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