High Interest in Turkish Companies at the 63rd Damascus International Fair
Turkish companies from many different sectors such as construction, food, energy, and technology took their place at the international fair held in Syria.
Turkish companies from the construction, food, chemicals, technology, energy, and industry sectors showed strong participation in the 63rd Damascus International Fair held in Syria. While companies showcased their products across 33 stands, business people are also evaluating trade opportunities.
Fair Participation
Turkish firms from various sectors, primarily construction, food, chemicals, technology, energy, and industry, are participating in the 63rd Damascus International Fair held in Syria. Companies are promoting their products and services across 33 stands.
Investment Opportunities
Companies participating in the fair are evaluating trade and investment opportunities by meeting with Syrian business people and buyers. Production and supply capacity is being widely promoted in the Syrian market.
Views of the Automotive Sector
Basri Aral, operating in the automotive sector, stated that they attended the fair to examine investment opportunities in Syria. Aral expressed that there are open areas for investment in fields such as automotive and food in the country.
Challenges Faced
Basri Aral drew attention to the existence of difficulties in certain areas in Syria such as transportation, accommodation, labor, and regulations. Noting his belief that these problems can be overcome, Aral conveyed that they are making plans for coming years.
Goal of Expanding the Market
Şiyar Ceylan, an official of a company producing water faucets, said that they participated in the Damascus International Fair for the fourth time. Ceylan emphasized that their main goal is to expand their market in Syria.
Interest in Turkish Products
Şiyar Ceylan described that the interest shown by visitors in Turkish products and companies was intense. Stating that they have gained new dealerships in the country, Ceylan expressed that the fair has been extremely productive for them.