167 companies in the seventh session of the reconstruction of Syria exhibition

Damascus-SANA

With the participation of 167 companies representing 17 Arab and foreign countries, the Reconstruction of Syria Exhibition will be launched in its seventh session, aged 7, next Wednesday.

In a statement to SANA’s delegate, the Director-General of Al-Bashiq Tamer Yaghi Foundation confirmed that the exhibition constitutes an important platform for drawing the features of the reconstruction process that was officially launched in Syria after the great victories that were achieved throughout the Syrian geographical area, in addition to contributing to opening horizons of cooperation and communication between local and foreign companies and directing The compass of capital towards the investments that Syria needs in the post-war phase and early recovery from cross-border terrorism.

Yaghi explained that the large and effective participation of Arab, regional and international companies in the seventh edition of its 7th year is nothing but a strong evidence and a message to the whole world on the victory of the Syrian state and the start of creating a gap in the wall of unjust and unjust economic sanctions directed against the Syrian Arab citizen, "the industrialist, the merchant, the farmer, the importer, the exporter" and others. In preparation for its complete destruction.

Yaghi pointed to the high index of the number of local companies participating in the exhibition, especially the construction companies whose daily production did not stop during the war years and their participation in the rehabilitation and construction of many public and private facilities that were destroyed, burned, vandalized and stolen by armed terrorist gangs.

The exhibition program includes workshops attended by international and local businessmen, researchers and specialists, which provides an opportunity to learn about new technologies and technologies for reconstruction.

Mada Alloush

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