Damascus, SANA – President of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce, Alaa Al-Ali, discussed Wednesday with a delegation of Pakistani businessmen and investors mechanisms for expanding and strengthening economic cooperation between the two countries and ways for Pakistani companies to contribute to securing Syria’s reconstruction needs.
Al-Ali pointed out the facilities and measures taken after the liberation of Syria from the former regime, especially with regard to the economic sector of trade, industry, and investment, which contributed to shortening the period for establishing projects, supplying materials, and producing, pointing to the efforts of the Syrian government in reconstruction and the necessity of the contribution of friendly countries in this field.
The Pakistani delegation, which included Zaheer Uddin Babar, an expert in charge of logistics operations at NLC, a global logistics company, and Tahir Bashir, the general manager of operations at FWO, a major international construction and engineering company, expressed their desire to provide services to the Syrian business sector and participate in reconstruction projects in Syria.
The two sides stressed the need for continuous communication and coordination in order to reach mutually appropriate cooperation formulas that contribute to consolidating and strengthening the economic cooperation relations that both countries aspire to.
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