Syrian Minister of Economy and Industry, Nidal al-Shaar announced Wednesday the formation of the Syrian-Chinese Business Council, according to a copy of the decision received by SANA from the Ministry. The move reflects ongoing efforts to organize and expand the country’s economic cooperation with China.
The decision also stipulates appointing Fadi Ali Al-Mohimeed as council head and Makram Samir Shattahi as deputy.
According to the ministry, the council will operate under the regulations governing Syria’s joint business councils with countries worldwide. The decision takes effect immediately and is being communicated to the relevant authorities.
The ministry added that forming the council aligns with Syria’s strategic direction to deepen and broaden its partnership with China. It said the new body is meant to create an organized institutional framework to advance bilateral cooperation, stimulate trade, and attract direct Chinese investment into priority Syrian sectors including reconstruction, energy, infrastructure, and technology.
