At the 62nd Damascus International Fair, investors praised recent reforms that they said improved Syria’s business climate after liberation. Business leaders highlighted reduced customs fees, easier import procedures, and the removal of bureaucratic hurdles.
The new investment law was credited with securing investor rights and streamlining project financing. Merchants also welcomed the lifting of currency restrictions and the cancellation of an export-financing platform that had raised costs.
The fair recorded 891,000 visitors in five days and hosted 800 companies from 44 countries, reflecting strong local and international interest.
Reem / Manar Salameh
