Actualité

Saudi fund provides over $403m for infrastructure and public service projects in Syria

SourceArab News
Publié le5 novembre 2026 à 04:13
ThèmesInfrastructures
SecteurLogistique
Zone géographiqueArabie saoudite

Résumé

The Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) has signed six concessional development loan agreements worth more than $403 million with Syria's Ministry of Finance to support projects in the energy, water, health, housing, infrastructure and digital transformation…

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Saudi fund provides over $403m for infrastructure and public service projects in Syria

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Saudi fund provides over $403m for infrastructure and public service projects in Syria

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