Syria, Slovenia agree on holding workshops to develop bilateral cooperation

Economy & Aftermath
DUBAI, Nov. 26, (ST)- Syria and Slovenia have agreed on holding workshops to enhance and develop the relations between them. 
 
The agreement was reached on Friday during the visit made by the Slovenian economic delegation to Syria’s pavilion in Expo 2020 Dubai, according to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA).   
 
The agency reported that Slovenian delegation headed by the State Minister of Economic Development and Technology visited the sections of the Syrian pavilion, including the section of Syrian companies that show available economic and trade opportunities.  
 
The visiting delegation’s members were given gifts reflecting the Syrian traditional industries. 
 
The gifts were given by Syria’s Ambassador in the UAE Ghassan Abbas, who talked about the importance of delegations’ visits to the pavilion. 
 
Basma Qaddour
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