Al Habtoor Visits Syria to Explore Opportunities for Collaboration and Investment

The Al Habtoor Group from the UAE announced on Monday that its chairman, businessman Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, is set to visit Syria in the coming days to explore potential investment and collaboration opportunities.

In the statement, the company expressed: “Khalaf bin Ahmad Al Habtoor, the founder and chairman of the Al Habtoor Group, plans to undertake an official visit to the Syrian Arab Republic in the near future, leading a high-level delegation consisting of top executives. This visit aims to explore opportunities for collaboration with the Syrian government and assess investment possibilities across various sectors, driven by a strong belief in Syria’s ability to regain its vitality and position, alongside the critical importance of partnership during the reconstruction phase.”

Khalaf Al Habtoor highlighted, “Syria is a country rich in culture, history, and a capable populace. We believe in its future potential and wish to be part of its revival through quality projects that create jobs.”

He further added, “We view Syria with great confidence, convinced that its people possess the skills and abilities required to forge a strong future. As an Arab group with deep roots, we feel it is our moral and economic duty to be present as partners in any opportunity that contributes to building a stable and prosperous future.”

As part of the visit arrangements, a delegation of directors and officials from the Al Habtoor Group will arrive in Damascus ahead of the chairman’s visit to conduct preliminary exploratory studies and hold meetings with relevant stakeholders, laying the groundwork for the meetings Khalaf Al Habtoor will later conduct during his official visit.

The Al Habtoor Group stands out as one of the leading investment groups in the region, with a significant presence in various markets both within and outside the UAE. It is known for its comprehensive projects, long-term vision, and commitment to ensuring that its investments yield genuine economic and social value in every country it operates in.

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