Investment Surge: Syria Attracts $28 Billion in a Decade
Syria has attracted $28 billion in investments over the last 10 months, according to Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the Future Investment Initiative. The changes in investment laws now allow foreign investors to transfer funds out of Syria, encouraging further economic activity in the region.
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- Saudi Arabia
In a significant boost to Syria's economy, the nation has seen approximately $28 billion in investments over the past 10 months, as confirmed by Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa during the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh.
President al-Sharaa, speaking alongside Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, emphasized Syria's revised investment laws, which now permit foreign investors to move their funds out of the country. This amendment is expected to further entice overseas businesses and investors.
This development marks a positive step forward for Syria, potentially catalyzing more economic opportunities and growth within the region. The altered investment framework aims to enhance the nation’s financial appeal on a global scale.
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