Chamber of Commerce Discusses Partnerships with Syrian Society in UK

Chamber of Commerce Discusses Partnerships with Syrian Society in UK

The Chairman of the Syrian Federation of Chambers of Commerce, Alaa Al-Ali, held a meeting in Damascus with a delegation from the Syrian Society in the United Kingdom, led by Ghanem Tayara. The discussion focused on the Federation’s strategies to revitalize the commercial sector and foster economic cooperation and partnerships between the two sides.

During the meeting, the participants explored avenues for strengthening joint investments and examined the role of innovation in developing a robust business environment. A key topic of the discussion was the mechanism for leveraging the expertise and knowledge held by Syrian professionals and experts residing in the United Kingdom to support national economic development efforts.

Members of the Syrian Society delegation praised the strategic vision adopted by the Syrian Federation of Chambers of Commerce. They emphasized the Federation’s central focus on enhancing institutional capabilities and keeping pace with digital transformation. The delegation expressed the Society’s commitment to serving as an effective bridge, facilitating the transfer of advanced academic and professional expertise. They further committed to providing the necessary support to build sustainable economic partnerships between Syrian commercial sectors and their counterparts in the United Kingdom.

The Syrian Society in the United Kingdom, established in 1984 and based in London, is an organization dedicated to empowering Syrians within the UK to maintain their cultural ties and national heritage. The Society provides a platform for exchanging expertise and strengthening the societal and professional bonds that connect Syrians abroad with their roots, as well as with the developments in the economic and professional landscape in Syria.

This meeting is part of the broader efforts by the Syrian Federation of Chambers of Commerce to expand the scope of international cooperation. The initiative seeks to activate the role of expatriate Syrian expertise in supporting the national economy by opening professional communication channels that facilitate the exchange of specialized and technical knowledge to serve local development goals.