Syrian Omran Company Participates in INTERCEM Cement Conference
The General Company for Cement and Building Materials, known as “Omran,” participated in the international “INTERCEM” cement conference held in Istanbul, Turkey. The Syrian delegation was led by the company’s General Manager, Mahmoud Fadila.
This participation is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to keep pace with global developments in the cement and clinker industry, allowing the organization to leverage modern expertise and technologies within the sector. The INTERCEM conference serves as a prominent international platform, bringing together an elite group of experts, producers, and major global companies operating within the cement and construction materials industry.
The conference agenda focused on discussing the latest trends and analyses regarding production mechanisms and price fluctuations in global markets. Furthermore, participants examined the economic and environmental impacts associated with this vital industry.
According to the Ministry of Economy and Industry, this marks the second consecutive year that the company has taken part in the event. The initiative aims to broaden cooperation and forge partnerships with international institutions and firms operating in the construction sector. Through its presence at such gatherings, the company seeks to enhance its technical and marketing capabilities, as well as improve the efficiency of local production to align with international standards and meet the demands of the domestic market.
This move falls within the broader approach of Syrian public institutions to increase their presence at specialized international events. Such forums provide a critical opportunity for exchanging expertise with global companies and investors, as well as gaining insight into the latest technologies utilized in cement manufacturing. These efforts are expected to contribute directly to the development of the construction and building materials sector in Syria.
Syria previously participated in the same conference in September of last year, underscoring the commitment of Syrian institutions to maintain ongoing engagement with technical and economic advancements on an international level.
