164 Iranian companies to participate in an exhibition hosted by Damascus next month

Economy & Aftermath

Tehran, (ST) – The CEO of the Iranian International Exhibitions Company, Hassan Zamani, announced that 164 Iranian companies have so far announced their readiness to participate in the second special exhibition of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Damascus next month.

Zamani indicated during a press conference on Wednesday that, the exhibition will be held on an area of 4,590 square meters. He pointed out that it will witness the display of many commodity groups, which include medical equipment, construction and building materials, architectural designs, agricultural tools, oil, gas and petrochemical equipment, in addition to food, textiles, cars and others.

 Zamani said that 70 percent of the participants in the exhibition are from the private sector. He expressed his hope that Iranian companies will reach through it to sign important contracts and understandings in the field of trade, which will contribute positively to development in Syria.

It is noteworthy that the second exclusive exhibition of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Damascus will be held from the 29th of November to the 3rd of next December.

Raghda Sawas

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