Saudi Arabia has announced over $6 billion in investments in Syria, marking a dramatic deepening of economic ties between the two countries. The deals, signed during a high-profile investment forum in Damascus, span infrastructure, energy, real estate, agriculture, and tourism, and are aimed at rebuilding Syria after more than a decade of civil war. This wave of Saudi investment follows the rise of Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa and signals Riyadh’s intent to play a leading role in Syria’s reconstruction. Major Saudi business leaders and international companies participated, highlighting a shift in regional alliances and economic priorities. The agreements are expected to accelerate Syria’s recovery and further integrate it into the regional economy.
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