The ICT exhibition is an opportunity to meet with specialized partners

Damascus-SANA

The seventh session of the SYRIA HI TECH exhibition witnessed a turnout of specialists and visitors from Damascus and the governorates to see the latest offerings of 340 local, Arab and foreign companies specialized in the field of communications and informatics during their participation in the exhibition.

The visitor from Aleppo, Muhammad Sheikh Omar, who works in the field of networks and computers, considered in a statement to SANA that the exhibition is an opportunity to meet partners, get to know companies and network with them to generate new business and deals, and meet suppliers who provide us with the equipment we need.

Anas Assistant Engineer said: I came to the exhibition to learn about the latest developments in the field of technology to be used in our field of work. The exhibition is good and I hope that there will be more pavilions and larger shows in the coming years.

And the human medicine student Bashar Al-Halabi stated that he came to the exhibition to learn about the offers of the ICDL and Photo Shop courses, while the informatics student Baraa Al-Hassan said, “I came to visit the exhibition to see the developments in the field of informatics and the latest inventions presented in the field of technology and what serves our scientific field.”

In his wheelchair, Muhammad Al-Dougary, a graduate of software engineering, visited the exhibition to see all the pavilions and exchange experiences, he said, while Aya Hawat, a student of agricultural engineering from the countryside of Damascus, came to the exhibition to see and learn about the latest technology developments.

And about the participation of the Iranian pavilion between Sajjad Morji, general manager of Barakah Company, which specializes in examining Corona, in addition to diagnosing and examining patients through mobile devices, that participation in the exhibition provided the opportunity for the owners of brands in Iran participating in the exhibition to find partners to deal with them.

Eng. Jamal Al-Hussein, director of an information technology company, indicated that his company launched an enterprise resource management program through the exhibition, and said we found interest from visitors.

Rami Al-Aqel, Director of the Digital Services Department at Banque Bemo Saudi Fransi, said, “During the exhibition, we presented to visitors the electronic payment processes and digital solutions that we offer, including paying bills, in addition to a new product called a digital account that was presented at the exhibition for the first time, which is opening an account with the bank from home and paying the bill through it to facilitate the life of the citizen.” .

Mai Zaidan, head of the Marketing Department at the Syrian Post, pointed out that the aim of the corporation’s participation in the exhibition is to familiarize citizens with the added value of services from citizen service centers, in addition to the real estate exchange service, payment of virtual university fees and retirees’ salaries, and delivering them to their homes. The exhibition can be visited daily from five in the afternoon until one o’clock Eleven at night, free transportation for visitors from the President Bridge and Bab Touma around the clock throughout the exhibition days.

Nour Youssef and Gemma Ibrahim