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Saudi and Syrian business leaders commit to energy sector revival
RIYADH: Saudi and Syrian business leaders affirmed their readiness to support the redevelopment of Syria’s energy infrastructure following a high-level meeting in Riyadh. The participants presented proposals for joint projects focused on conventional and renewable energy sectors, signaling a potential shift toward greater regional investment collaboration.
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arabnews.com
Saudi Arabia keen to strengthen economic ties with Syria, Al-Falih tells investment forum
RIYADH: The Syrian-Saudi Investment Forum has commenced in Damascus, with over 120 investors and executives from the Kingdom’s public and private sectors participating in the…
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aljazeera.com
Saudi Arabia pledges $2.9bn for Syria infrastructure, part of wider package
Saudi Arabia has been a major backer of the new Syrian government since the fall of Bashar al-Assad last December.
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nytimes.com
Saudi Arabia Pledges to Invest More Than $6 Billion in Syria
The deals highlight the countries’ deepening relationship under the new Syrian government, and a wave of investment in a country squeezed by war and sanctions.
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Saudi Arabia signs $6.4bn investment deals with Syria to boost reconstruction
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has signed investment deals worth $6.4 billion with Syria, marking a significant step in the Kingdom’s efforts to re-engage economically with the war-ravaged…
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Saudi and Syrian business leaders commit to energy sector revival
RIYADH: Saudi and Syrian business leaders affirmed their readiness to support the redevelopment of Syria’s energy infrastructure following a high-level meeting in Riyadh. The…
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Saudi Arabia, Syria sign deal to boost energy ties
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia and Syria are strengthening their energy cooperation through a new agreement that covers oil and gas, petrochemicals, electricity, regional grid integration,…
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Saudi Arabia’s Syria investment a strategic bet on stability
When Saudi Investment Minister Khalid Al-Falih led a delegation of more than 130 businessmen and investors into Damascus on July 23, the timing could hardly have been more…