Damascus-Sana
The activities of the "Syria Specialized Exhibitions" group in construction, industry, water, electricity and renewable energy will start tomorrow with the participation of more than 300 local, Arab and foreign companies, in the exhibition city on the road to Damascus International Airport.
The "Syria Specialized Exhibitions" group organized by the Tayara Foundation for International Exhibitions and Conferences in cooperation with the Ministries of Industry, Public Works and Housing and with the support of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce, the Syndicate of Engineers and the Damascus Chamber of Industry and its countryside includes three exhibitions at the same time: The Syrian International Exhibition for Building, Construction and Infrastructure. The Syrian Exhibition “Syria Map” for electromechanical works, refrigeration, air conditioning, heating and ventilation, the Syrian International Exhibition “SYNEX” for industrial machinery and equipment, production lines, packaging and plastics, “Syria Energy” pavilion for energy, electricity and industrial automation, and “WATEX” pavilion for water works.
The director general of the organization organizing the exhibition, Muwaffaq Tayara, stated in a statement to SANA that the exhibitions meet the needs of the reconstruction phase in Syria in the sectors of industry, construction, electricity and water, as well as a platform for promoting the participating companies and making deals between them and the visiting businessmen, pointing to an invitation to more than a hundred men. Works from Jordan, Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq and Iran.
Tayara explained that this diversity and multiplicity of specializations enables visitors to the exhibitions to meet the needs of their stalled or totally or partially destroyed factories, as well as the stalled projects for their rehabilitation and re-launch, in addition to providing the needs of new projects and factories.
Tayyara considered that the opposition, through its coincidence with the presidential elections, sends a message to the world that Syria is on a date with more work and opportunities to achieve a renaissance at various levels, especially the economic ones.
It is noteworthy that the exhibition visit times extend from four o'clock in the afternoon until ten in the evening, with the availability of public “buses” transport free of charge from four staging centers in the President’s Bridge, Bab Touma, Bab Al-Musalla and Jaramana to the Fairgrounds at all times.