The Director General of the Syrian Investment Agency, Eng. Talal al-Hilali, discussed with a Saudi investment delegation representing Bloom Invest, a real estate development company, prospects of joint investment cooperation.
During the meeting, held Tuesday at the agency’s headquarters, the officials reviewed the amended Investment Law issued under Decree No. 114 of 2025, which offers a range of facilitations and guarantees to domestic, Arab, and foreign investors. The law aims to foster a flexible and attractive investment environment to support the launch of projects across multiple sectors.
Al-Hilali said the agency serves as the main link between investors and government bodies, working to simplify procedures and resolve obstacles that may arise during project implementation.
Members of the Saudi delegation expressed strong interest in investing in Syria, noting plans to explore opportunities in real estate development and infrastructure. They also called for the appointment of direct liaison officers from the agency to coordinate technical and procedural details ahead of potential investment launches.
Founded in 2008, Bloom Invest began operations on May 30, 2009, and offers a wide range of investment services, including asset and wealth management, corporate advisory, and financing solutions.
Amer Dhawa
