On March 10, the Reconstruction Committee on the rebuilding of areas liberated from terrorism and compensation for war-affected people discussed its plan for the next stage in light of the expansion of the victories achieved by the Syrian Arab Army.

During a meeting chaired by the Prime Minister Eng. Imad Khamis, the Committee evaluated the implemented projects and how to finance the services projects in the liberated areas to ease the return of displaced people to their hometowns.

Cairo Fashion & Tex ( Cairo Int’l Fashion and Textile Exhibition ),  currently held in Cairo at Egypt International Exhibition Center ( EIEC) , is the first and only international exhibition specialized in yarn, textile, garment and its trimming supplies and accessories in Egypt.

The companies participating at the three-day important economic event showcase a wide variety of women, men and kids’ fashion.

The stands of the participating Syrian companies witness a large turnout by visitors who are able to meet international industry representatives and discover new products and services.

Top priority has been given by the Syrian government to changing Syria's  investment map and bridge all the gaps that have impeded investment projects , especially because the country has entered into a stage of economic recovery which requires attracting key investment projects.

Quneitra  province  is  exerting relentless efforts  to provide suitable   working  conditions that attract investors in all sectors through ensuring  the infrastructure, mainly roads, electricity and  labor force, which contributes to increasing the number of projects that provide job opportunities and stimulate local production.

Under the title “Invest in Syria”, the International Economic Investment Forum was held today with the participation of economic activities at the Umayyad Conferences Palace in Damascus.

During the opening of the forum, Minister of State for Investment Affairs Wafika Hosni stressed that Syria is proceeding with building and reconstruction as a priority for the recovery of the economic, productive and service sectors, and is focusing on creating a sound investment environment in the next phase.

Holding important economic activities is a key opportunity to support the Syrian national economy and to stress that the Syrian industry is recovering despite the coercive economic blockade imposed on the Syrian people. Such activities also reactivate the social and economic life in the country and promote Syrian goods.

The monthly shopping festival “Made in Syria kicked off recently in the city of Jableh in Lattakia’s countryside with the participation of 100 national companies from several provinces and different sectors. The economic festival’s 98th session is held by Damascus and its countryside chamber of commerce.