Saudi Arabia is investing approximately $3bn in infrastructure and real estate projects in Syria, part of a broader commitment of $6.4bn to support the new government after Bashar al-Assad's fall. This initiative aims to help restore the country, severely affected by a civil war lasting nearly 14 years. A large delegation of Saudi investors is exploring partnerships at a recent forum in Damascus. Additionally, Saudi Arabia and Qatar are working together to address Syria's World Bank debt, while security remains fragile due to ongoing violent conflicts.
Saudi Arabia will invest approximately $3bn in real estate and infrastructure projects in Syria as part of a broader $6.4bn investment initiative to support the new government.
The investments aim to help usher in a new chapter for Syria, which has been devastated by nearly 14 years of civil war, providing an economic lifeline.
Saudi Arabia and Qatar pledged to settle Syria's debt to the World Bank, totaling about $15m, enhancing cooperation for sustainable development.
Despite intentions to unify Syria, the new government faces challenges, including deadly clashes among minority groups questioning the country’s stability.
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