Saudi Investment Minister Khalid Al-Falih announced that the Saudi-Syrian Investment Forum, currently taking place in Damascus, will see the signing of 47 agreements and memorandums of understanding worth around $6.4 billion (24 billion SAR).
The deals signal a renewed strengthening of economic ties between the two countries and include a key MoU between the Saudi Tadawul Group and the Damascus Securities Exchange to enhance cooperation in financial technology and market infrastructure.
Al-Falih also noted upcoming investments in vital sectors such as energy, real estate, industry, infrastructure, finance, healthcare, agriculture, ICT, construction, and education.
Ask ChatGPT
13 comments