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Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) > Latest News > Presidency > Directorate of Media: Syrian-Saudi talks focus on reconstruction and investment

Directorate of Media: Syrian-Saudi talks focus on reconstruction and investment

Published: 2026/10/06 10:13 PM
Updated: 2026/10/06 11:13 PM
Directorate of Media: Syrian-Saudi talks focus on reconstruction and investment
President Ahmad al-Sharaa extends an official invitation to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to visit Syria during talks focused on advancing bilateral and Arab cooperation - SANA

Damascus, Oct. 6 (SANA) Official Syrian-Saudi talks held during President Ahmad al-Sharaa‘s visit to Saudi Arabia focused on ways to strengthen and develop bilateral relations across various fields and advance political, diplomatic and economic cooperation in a manner that serves the interests and aspirations of the two peoples.

In a statement to SANA Tuesday, the Directorate of Media in the Presidency of the Republic outlined that the talks reviewed strategic plans and upcoming implementation phases for the Syrian reconstruction file, focusing specifically on rebuilding damaged infrastructure and vital facilities.

The discussions also focused on attracting quality investments to Syria and activating the role of Syrian and Saudi business sectors in investment across energy, construction, industry, agriculture and trade.

President Ahmad al-Sharaa extended an official invitation to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to visit the Syrian Arab Republic, with the aim of consolidating diplomatic rapprochement and establishing a new phase of joint Arab action and coordination on regional and international issues.

A/Dh – H.H

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