On Tuesday, Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara and French President Emmanuel Macron engaged in discussions about expanding French investments in Syria. This dialogue took place as part of ongoing efforts to enhance economic cooperation and encourage foreign companies to participate in reconstruction projects. Additionally, both leaders emphasized the need for financial and banking reforms.
During an economic forum held at the presidential palace in Damascus, President al-Shara expressed Syria’s desire for France to become a key economic partner. He highlighted that early investors entering the Syrian market would reap significant rewards from available opportunities. Al-Shara noted that the government is focused on creating a modern investment environment based on institutional frameworks. Furthermore, he mentioned ongoing banking reforms aimed at ensuring smooth business operations and enhancing the economy’s attractiveness.
Al-Shara also pointed out that Syria has regained its vital role in the region. He stated that industrial cities are preparing to transform into new platforms for global investments. He urged foreign companies to engage in reconstruction projects through genuine partnerships.
In response, President Macron reaffirmed France’s commitment to contributing to the restructuring of the Syrian economy. He indicated that promising developmental and investment opportunities exist within the Syrian market. Macron emphasized that French companies and investors have real interests and investment prospects in Syria. He announced that Paris would hold joint economic committee meetings with Damascus and collaborate across various sectors, particularly in energy.
Macron also expressed France’s readiness to assist in reforming the Syrian banking sector. He stressed that the goal is to build renewed trust in the Syrian economy and support the country’s stability. Additionally, he reassured that France would stand by the Syrian people in their aspirations for a sovereign, secure, and stable nation.
These discussions mark a significant step toward strengthening economic relations between Syria and France. With increasing French support, these efforts could play a crucial role in Syria’s reconstruction and economic stabilization. The commitment of French companies to participate in investment projects reflects optimism about the future of the Syrian economy.
The economic partnership between Syria and France remains central to reconstruction efforts, highlighting the importance of international cooperation in driving development and stability in the region.
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