With the participation of more than 70 companies, CHEM EXPO 2023 will start tomorrow

Economy
With the participation of more than 70 Syrian, Arab and foreign companies, the activities of the third session of the Syrian International Exhibition for Chemical Industries ChemExpo 2023 will start tomorrow. The event will be held with the support of the Ministry of Industry at Damascus Fairgrounds.
The exhibition lasts until the 13th of this month and it focuses on medicine, detergents, foodstuffs, fertilizers, petrochemicals, paints, cosmetics, perfumes, building chemicals, raw materials, auxiliary materials and semi-finished products, production techniques, special chemical industries, their production lines and laboratories, equipment, technology and related services in addition to a wide range of consumer products.
Khalaf Mashhadani, the general manager of the organizing group of the exhibition, explained in a statement that a number of companies from brotherly and friendly countries were attracted to participate in the exhibition to open the doors of cooperation between them and the Syrian companies. He pointed out that the nationalities of the companies participating in this session of the exhibition are Syrian, Jordanian, Emirati, Lebanese and Iranian.
This opens various horizons for exchanging experiences, concluding deals, signing contracts, and developing the production and marketing capabilities of the participating companies.
The exhibition is accompanied by bilateral meetings between visiting businessmen and participants, in addition to introductory and scientific lectures and workshops highlighting the most important developments in a number of chemical industries.
NR
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