Syrian-European Complex to Develop Cooperation

Economy & Aftermath

(ST)- Ministry of Industry in cooperation with the Syrian -European Complex for Heavy Industries held  today at the headquarter of the ministry a lecture about the activities of the complex,  the areas of production and the prospects for cooperation between the two sides .

The complex, which takes from Hisya city as a headquarter, is producing turbines, assembling  of electric motors, cans of speed, oil rigs and hulls of giant structures,  furnaces of cement and large tanks of fuel, in addition to the supply of electrical and mechanical equipment and spare parts for all industrial sectors to all plants in the Middle East, in cooperation with dozens of factories in Europe and the world.

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