30 June to 3 July 2026, Syria - Damascus - Fairground
Energy Exhibition
Industry Exhibition
Construction Exhibition
Syria Specialized Exhibition 2026
Syria Specialized Exhibition launches with an ambitious vision to attract international investments and contribute to the reconstruction phase. Since our establishment in Damascus in 1994, we have served as an effective bridge for global expertise. We invite you to "Syria Specialized Exhibition 2026", the specialized international event uniting leaders in Construction, Industry, and Energy, to forge real partnerships at the Damascus Fairgrounds.
“One Hub, One Path Forward“
TechnoBUILD, Syria Energy, and SINEX form an integrated platform uniting construction, energy, and industry to drive Syria’s new reconstruction era.
Syria Energy 2026 is the key platform for power and renewable energy, connecting global suppliers with real opportunities in Syria’s rebuilding energy sector.
➤ More InfoSINEX 2026 is Syria’s leading exhibition for industry and manufacturing, connecting global technology providers with growing opportunities in the country’s industrial recovery
➤ More InfoTechnoBUILD 2026 is Syria’s main exhibition for construction and infrastructure, connecting global companies with real opportunities in the country’s reconstruction phase
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The Syrian Civil Aviation Authority has explored opportunities to develop air transport and aviation services with leading Emirati companies on the sidelines of the first Syrian–Emirati Investment Forum Syrian–Emirati Investment Forum, held in Damascus.
The first Syrian–Emirati Investment Forum has launched its activities in Damascus, with the participation of ministers, officials, and business leaders from both Syria and the United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates. The forum aims to strengthen economic cooperation and expand partnership and investment opportunities across key sectors, including energy, industry, tourism, technology, agriculture, and real estate.
The Ministry of Energy has entered into an agreement with GOAL to strengthen the water and sanitation sectors through solar energy-based solutions and infrastructure development, as part of efforts to enhance sustainable recovery and improve essential services.
The Baniyas Refinery has improved its operational efficiency in unloading fuel oil supplied from Iraq after a series of technical upgrades, increasing its capacity to simultaneously handle dozens of tanker trucks and reaching a daily rate of 565 tankers, with further increases planned in the near future
A strategic agreement has been signed between Al Hassan Holding Group and China’s Jiangsu Pengfei Group Jiangsu Pengfei Group to establish a fully integrated clinker and cement production plant in the Raqqa Governorate.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Syria Central Bank of Syria held discussions with the Algerian ambassador on ways to develop financial and banking cooperation between Syria and Algeria. Both sides emphasized the importance of expanding partnership and exchanging expertise to support economic stability.
Syria and Jordan are exploring ways to facilitate trade and activate existing agreements, with plans underway to establish a joint business council aimed at supporting investment and economic exchange.
Under a presidential decree, the Syrian Mining Company (SMC) has been established in Damascus to succeed previous entities overseeing mineral exploitation and commercialization, as part of broader efforts to reinforce governance and expand the sector’s regional and international engagement.