A Malaysian company working in the fields of infrastructure and housing projects in Damascus
A Malaysian company working in the fields of infrastructure and housing projects in Damascus
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Eng. Suhail Abdul Latif, Minister of Public Works and Housing, discussed with a delegation of Malaysian company working in the fields of infrastructure and housing the horizons of cooperation between the two sides.
The Minister welcomed the delegation and in cooperation with the Malaysian companies within the scope of work of the ministry and its associated bodies, especially the subject of economic housing, which suits our need in these circumstances, especially that many citizens have been subjected to destruction and destruction
The Malaysian company presented some models of projects implemented by them in a number of Arab countries, which showed the ability of the company to implement residential suburbs integrated all the services and in a fast time, through their familiarity with Chinese companies capable of undertaking large-scale projects
The Minister pointed to the need to see the housing projects carried out by the General Organization for Housing and the ability to identify specifications and requirements that suit our needs, especially the subject of material cost and rapid achievement
Syria Towers project is back in downtown Damascus
Syria Towers project is back in downtown Damascus
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The Syrian Ministry of Tourism announced that Syria Holding Company has started work on the Syrian Towers project in Al-Baramkeh area in Damascus after a stopover for years.
With the company confirming its commitment to a timetable for implementation
The Syrian towers project is two towers with 60 floors and the second tower is slightly less than the first. The land area is 33,000 square meters. The project will be designed in harmony with the surrounding area and includes the following:
Office buildings are specially built and equipped with state-of-the-art technologies to ensure the comfort of their employees
- A five star hotel with international management with its complementary activities, offering its guests the best services and meeting the needs of business or leisure travelers. The hotel also has a state-of-the-art conference center,
- The mall includes a variety of shops
- Restaurants and cafés that cater to the tastes of the city's residents and visitors through the provision of local and international food items in a contemporary atmosphere
- A sophisticated entertainment center and cinemas offering visitors the latest movies
Underground parking provides an easy place to get in and out of carsThe project is strategically located in the center of the capital and it is expected that the "Syrian Towers" will bring a new touch of modernity to the historic city and become a milestone in the urban landscape of the Mashreq region.
Hundreds of factories return to work in Damascus and its countryside
Hundreds of factories return to work in Damascus and its countryside
Head of Damascus Chamber of Industry, Samer al-Debs, said that 710 factories in al-Zablatani area in Damascus and nearly 90 others in Tal Kurdi in the countryside returned to work, along with a number of small and handicraft workshops in al-Sbeina and al-Qadam near Damascus.
He indicated to the challenges facing the development of industry sector in terms of laws and regulations and setting up a strategic vision, in addition to promoting and marketing industrial products through festivals as well as internal and external exhibitions.
Al-Debs pointed out that the situation is getting better as more areas are being restored, not to mention the re-opening of Nassib border crossing center and starting exports
Syria, Jordan sign cooperation agreement between engineering syndicates
Syria, Jordan sign cooperation agreement between engineering syndicates
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Syrian Engineers Syndicate and Jordanian Engineers Association on Saturday signed an agreement to set a framework for cooperation between the two sides and to facilitate and develop the process of scientific, technical and engineering exchange and the exchange of experiences.
The agreement was signed at Dar al-Muhandisin “Engineers House” in Damascus during a visit of a delegation from the Jordanian Engineers Association, chaired by Chairman of the Association Ahmed Samara al-Zoubi, to the Syrian Engineers Syndicate to discuss mechanism of cooperation in the next stage.
The agreement covers a number of points, the most prominent of which is the work on enhancing engineering, scientific, technical and professional relations between the two sides through strengthening the engineering cooperation in general and the consultative cooperation in particular, in addition to benefiting from the available opportunities.
The agreement also stipulates for providing all possible support by the bodies concerned and working on facilitating the mission of the two sides in all possible ways.
Chairman of Engineers Syndicate Dr. Ghiath Qutni affirmed the importance of developing relations and exchanging experiences to benefit from that in the reconstruction process which Syria will witness in the next stage.
For his part, Samara shed light on the deep-rooted relations binding the two peoples in general and the two syndicates in particular, expressing readiness to cooperate in a way that would serve the interests of the two brotherly countries.
Hundreds of factories return to work in Damascus and its countryside
Hundreds of factories return to work in Damascus and its countryside
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Head of Damascus Chamber of Industry, Samer al-Debs, said that 710 factories in al-Zablatani area in Damascus and nearly 90 others in Tal Kurdi in the countryside returned to work, along with a number of small and handicraft workshops in al-Sbeina and al-Qadam near Damascus.
He indicated to the challenges facing the development of industry sector in terms of laws and regulations and setting up a strategic vision, in addition to promoting and marketing industrial products through festivals as well as internal and external exhibitions.
Al-Debs pointed out that the situation is getting better as more areas are being restored, not to mention the re-opening of Nassib border crossing center and starting exports
Up to 900 investors and over 800 production facilities at Hassia Industrial City
Up to 900 investors and over 800 production facilities at Hassia Industrial City
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Around 898 investors and 222 production facilities, with a capital estimated at SYP 58.42 billion, are operating in Hassia Industrial Homs, providing 7,480 job opportunities.
The number of facilities under construction reached 676 with a capital of up to SYP 128.6 billion which will offer more than 17,000 job opportunities.
, Director of Hassia industrial city, Bassam Mansour, underlined its key role in maintaining its continuity and operational processes, overcoming obstacles and providing necessary industrial requirements with the aim of supporting local production.
The industrial city is divided into 4 parts for the food, chemical, textile and mechanical engineering industries, he added.
He noted to the negative consequences of the current crisis on industrial sector in Syria as several public and private facilities went out of production, industrialists, workers and technicians were forced to leave, not to mention the rise in manufacturing costs.
Al-Mansour highlighted support provided for owners of war-affected facilities which help establish a state of recovery in industry sector, indicating that the industrial city is witnessing a gradual development and the introduction of new facilities to job market.
He reported total revenue of SYP 1.330 billion for the third quarter of 2018.
Its capital is about LBP 134.6 billion ... The Aleppo industry licenses 286 industrial and real estate projects
Its capital is about LBP 134.6 billion ... The Aleppo industry licenses 286 industrial and real estate projects
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During the current year, the Directorate of Aleppo Industry granted 286 licenses for industrial and professional projects with a capital of LBP 134.6 billion, which will provide 3212 jobs.The Director of Aleppo Industry Eng. Maan Zine El Abidine Jahba said in a statement to SANA's representative that the number of licensing decisions for industrial projects in accordance with Law 21 of 1958, granted by the Directorate during the current year amounted to 219 with a capital of 5 billion and 904 million lira providing 2,912 jobs while granting licenses for 67 industrial craft Which provides 300 jobs with a capital of 239 million and 605 thousand pounds.
Eng. Jahbba explained that the Directorate granted 41 industrial and real estate records for projects and crafts that entered into work and production with a capital of 135 million lira, providing about 260 jobs, including 26 industrial projects with 153 million and 15 new industrial enterprises with a capital of 82 million lire, providing a total of 90 jobs.He stressed the existence of a good demand for the rehabilitation of industrial and handicraft facilities of industrialists and craftsmen through the facilities provided by the province and service institutions after the provision of energy and electrical nutrition carriers to some areas and industrial gatherings in the province.
An environmentally friendly industrial zone in the countryside of Damascus
An environmentally friendly industrial zone in the countryside of Damascus
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Special sources in the province of the countryside of Damascus, the existence of a project to establish an industrial zone is environmentally friendly, in the province of Damascus countryside, specifically in the area of Alkaswa.
According to these sources, the most important determinants of this site comes from the fact that it extends south of the city of Damascus at a distance of 24 kilometers and south-east of a residential complex called Khirbet al-Shayab at a distance of about 3400 meters, 1300 meters).
These sources indicated that this proposed industrial estate will include production plants, residential units and social, educational and recreational facilitiesAnd on how the industrial city will be environmentally friendly, unlike other industrial cities in the rest of the provinces, the source said that will work to achieve the new international standards for advanced industrial companies.
It is noteworthy that the number of industrial zones in Syria is (7) areas where there is the peaceful area of building materials in Damascus, the area of Hush Blas Industries and metal trades, and Bab Musli for food industries, and Zabltani area of tanning and weaving, and industrial free zone Badra. And the industrial city of Badra.
In addition, the industrial area of Hassia was reopened after the war and is expected to be one of the most important industrial zones in the Middle East
