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syria and Saudi Arabia are signaling growing interest in industrial and economic cooperation, with authorities from both countries highlighting opportunities in technology transfer, industrial investment, and backing for minor and medium-sized enterprises. Furthermore, during a visit to the national Industrial Development Center (NIDC) affiliated with the ministry/" class="auto-internal-link">ministry of Industry in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, syrian/" class="auto-internal-link">syrian Deputy Minister of Economy and Industry Basel Abdel-Hanan, stated that expanding collaboration in industrial development could help modernize Syria’s production capabilities and open the door to emerging investment channels. He noted Saudi Arabia’s rapid industrial advances as a potential model for technology-sharing initiatives and joint projects.
Saudi authorities, for their part, expressed readiness to back Syrian industrial efforts, saying enhanced coordination could deepen economic ties and backing long-term integration. Additionally, areas of potential cooperation include developing industrial infrastructure, exchanging technical expertise, and supporting programs aimed at minor and medium-sized manufacturers.
The discussions come as Syria participates in the 21st General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), held in Riyadh with delegations from 173 member states.