Damascus, June 14 (SANA) Syrian companies signed a series of agreements with Turkish and Saudi partners on Saturday aimed at supporting reconstruction projects, industrial development and infrastructure investment in Syria.
The agreements, announced on the sidelines of the Buildex International Construction Exhibition in Damascus, cover sectors including construction, project management, logistics, industrial supplies, security systems and engineering services.
Among the deals, the Hasakah branch of the Engineers Syndicate signed cooperation agreements with Saudi construction company Skilled Hands and Turkish firm STC to support technical collaboration in metal construction, fire protection systems and infrastructure projects.
Turkish companies STC and Eurotas signed separate cooperation agreements focused on heavy equipment, industrial supplies and security technologies, while Syrian company Gold Master signed agreements with both firms to expand logistics and financial transfer services.
In a separate agreement, Syrian contractor Tamkeen Engineering and Contracting partnered with Turkish project-management firm KPM to provide engineering, consultancy and project-management services for future developments in Syria.
The companies said the agreements would combine local market knowledge with international expertise as demand for construction and infrastructure projects grows.
Meanwhile, Silka International Group signed agreements to coordinate shipments of materials from China and India, while Saudi-based Skilled Hands announced plans for joint industrial projects and expanded operations in Syria through its newly established branch in Idlib province.
Separately, the Arab Group for Exhibitions and Conferences signed a partnership agreement with Al-OJAIMI Industrial Group to support the organization of future editions of the Buildex exhibition.
Company executives said the agreements reflect growing interest among regional and international firms in exploring business opportunities in Syria’s construction, industrial and infrastructure sectors.
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