Syrian Businessmen: We Seek to Expand Trade Exchange with Crimea

Economy & Aftermath

Yalta – A member of the Board of Directors of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce, Abdul Rahim Rahal, said that the Syrian delegation participating in the Yalta Forum represents the public sector and businessmen from all sectors in Syria.

“We have a number of agreements with the Crimea and the establishment of the Syrian-Syrian Commercial House,” Rahal said in a statement to SANA correspondent in Moscow. “Our relations with the Crimea are very solid and strong and we seek to overcome all difficulties in the field of expanding trade and economy between the two countries.

 

Mr. Rahal said that the Syrian and Russian sides are constantly seeking to minimize the impact of the unjust US and European coercive measures against Syria and the Crimea.

In a similar statement, businessman Mudar Al-Sheikh Ibrahim said during a symposium on socio-economic issues in the Middle East region that Syria historically has important agricultural capabilities that enriching the food industries and Syria is currently working in the assembly industries for cars, tractors and others.

Mr. Ibrahim explained that Syria is seeking to expand trade and economic exchange with the Crimea as it plans in cooperation with Russia to collect commercial ships and fishing boats, pointing out that Russia is contributing to the strengthening of Syrian industrial capabilities and activation and reconstruction operations.

It opened in Yalta in the Russian Republic of Crimea yesterday the fifth international economic conference with the participation of 89 countries, including Syria, represented by a delegation headed by Dr. Mohammed Samer Khalil, Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade has a number of businessmen

The fifth international economic conference was opened in Yalta with the participation of 89 countries. Syria is represented by a delegation chaired by Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade, Dr. Mohammed Samer Al-Khalil and a number of businessmen.

Sh. Kh.

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