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Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries

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October 30, 2025
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The Worldwide Exhibition for the Reconstruction of Syria, IMAR 2025, introduced collectively 260 firms from 23 nations. The occasion focuses on exploring promising alternatives in infrastructure rehabilitation and the reconstruction of Syria.

The exhibition goals to outline the subsequent part of Syria’s rebuilding course of and open doorways to real financial partnerships. It supplies a platform for firms to discover alternatives in infrastructure rehabilitation, the reconstruction of war-torn areas, and the planning of contemporary cities.

Organized by the Ministries of Economic system, Trade, Power, and Public Works and Housing, the exhibition highlights key funding sectors, together with building, infrastructure, power, and business.

On the opening ceremony, Mustafa Abdulrazzaq, Minister of Public Works and Housing, emphasised that the exhibition represents a nationwide occasion embodying the Syrian folks’s resolve to rebuild and restore their main position in building, reconstruction, and improvement. He thought-about the occasion “a transparent message to the world that Syria has begun a brand new part of labor, productiveness, and partnership.”

The minister hailed the exhibition as an interactive platform that brings collectively private and non-private sectors, in addition to native, Arab, and international traders, to “speed up the reconstruction course of and develop cities and infrastructure.”

For his half, Mohammad Hamza, Director Common of the Syrian Exhibitions and Worldwide Markets Institution, defined that this exhibition marks an important part in Syria’s building and financial restoration. It additionally embodies the Syrian folks’s dedication to rebuild and restore what the warfare has destroyed.

The exhibition will run till November 1st, with doorways open to guests day by day from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. It options each native and worldwide participation and is organized by the Ministries of Economic system, Trade, Power, and Public Works and Housing.

Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries
Syria’s IMAR 2025 brings together 260 companies from 23 countries



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