Czech investor: Syria is an appropriate environment for foreign companies’ investments

Economy

The director of the Czech Ark House company, Milan Moravits, affirmed that today Syria represents a suitable environment for foreign companies to carry out investments

He added that many Italian and German companies have begun to return to work in Syria.

In an interview with “Export” magazine, which is published by the Czech Trade Agency and Ministry of Industry, Moravits said: “Many companies in various countries are now showing great interest in carrying out investment projects and working in Syria, which has important opportunities and advantages for implementing various projects.”

Moravits explained that he has been working in Syria since 2016 in the field of water treatment, stressing that things are returning to normal, as work is underway on a number of projects.

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