Riyadh: Saudi-Syrian Business Council Chairman Mohammed bin Abdullah Abunayyan affirmed that the council's establishment comes at a critical time as Syria prepares for a new phase that demands joint efforts to support reconstruction, ensure security and stability, and bring prosperity to the Syrian people. Speaking to the Saudi Press Agency, Abunayyan emphasized that the council strengthens the role of the Saudi private sector as an active partner in investment development by leveraging its strong capabilities to tap into available opportunities in Syria. According to Saudi Press Agency, the council has immediately begun drafting a work plan for the 2025-2030 period, aiming to enhance sustainable economic cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Syria, highlight investment opportunities, support strategic partnerships, and facilitate trade and logistics procedures for Saudi exports. The plan focuses on enabling the Saudi private sector to invest in Syria's reconstruction and sustainable development through expor t support, simplified procedures, and solid governance frameworks that protect investors. Priority sectors include infrastructure, trade, export development, real estate, tourism, industry, and food security. Abunayyan added that the council includes a select group of senior Saudi officials and internationally active investors, strengthening the prospects of achieving its objectives and advancing trade and investment ties between the two countries.

Riyadh: Saudi-Syrian Business Council Chairman Mohammed bin Abdullah Abunayyan affirmed that the council's establishment comes at a critical time as Syria prepares for a new phase that demands joint efforts to support reconstruction, ensure security and stability, and bring prosperity to the Syrian people. Speaking to the Saudi Press Agency, Abunayyan emphasized that the council strengthens the role of the Saudi private sector as an active partner in investment development by leveraging its strong capabilities to tap into available opportunities in Syria. According to Saudi Press Agency, the council has immediately begun drafting a work plan for the 2025-2030 period, aiming to enhance sustainable economic cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Syria, highlight investment opportunities, support strategic partnerships, and facilitate trade and logistics procedures for Saudi exports. The plan focuses on enabling the Saudi private sector to invest in Syria's reconstruction and sustainable development through expor t support, simplified procedures, and solid governance frameworks that protect investors. Priority sectors include infrastructure, trade, export development, real estate, tourism, industry, and food security. Abunayyan added that the council includes a select group of senior Saudi officials and internationally active investors, strengthening the prospects of achieving its objectives and advancing trade and investment ties between the two countries.

Riyadh: Saudi-Syrian Business Council Chairman Mohammed bin Abdullah Abunayyan affirmed that the council's establishment comes at a critical time as Syria prepares for a new phase that demands joint efforts to support reconstruction, ensure security and stability, and bring prosperity to the Syrian people. Speaking to the Saudi Press Agency, Abunayyan emphasized that the council strengthens the role of the Saudi private sector as an active partner in investment development by leveraging its strong capabilities to tap into available opportunities in Syria. According to Saudi Press Agency, the council has immediately begun drafting a work plan for the 2025-2030 period, aiming to enhance sustainable economic cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Syria, highlight investment opportunities, support strategic partnerships, and facilitate trade and logistics procedures for Saudi exports. The plan focuses on enabling the Saudi private sector to invest in Syria's reconstruction and sustainable development through expor t support, simplified procedures, and solid governance frameworks that protect investors. Priority sectors include infrastructure, trade, export development, real estate, tourism, industry, and food security. Abunayyan added that the council includes a select group of senior Saudi officials and internationally active investors, strengthening the prospects of achieving its objectives and advancing trade and investment ties between the two countries.