Syria is entering a new era of reconstruction and economic liberalization following the liberation of December 8, 2024 — a historic turning point that marked the country's returning to stability, growth, and openness to the world.
The Syria-Britain Business Council (SBBC) was established to promote and facilitate business between Syria and the United Kingdom, while also welcoming companies and investors from all countries seeking to participate in Syria's economic renewal.
Supporting projects that rebuild Syria's infrastructure and modernize its urban and industrial landscape.
Facilitating bilateral trade and foreign investment between Syria, the UK, and international partners.
Encouraging academic collaboration and cultural partnerships that strengthen mutual understanding.
Promoting innovation and sustainable energy solutions that drive economic renewal and modernization.
A new phase of peace and progress: With national stability restoring, Syria is entering an ambitious program of reconstruction and modernization aimed at rebuilding its infrastructure, industries, and institutions. A transition to a free-market economy: Economic reforms are under way to encourage private enterprise, foreign investment, and transparent competition in key sectors. A strategic location: Positioned at the crossroads of the Mediterranean, Levant, GCC, and North Africa, Syria offers access to a market of over 300 million consumers. Rich resources and human capital: Syria's fertile land, diverse industries, and educated youth provide a solid foundation for sustainable development. First-mover advantage: Early entrants stand to gain preferred access, strong partnerships, and brand visibility in a fast- opening market. Key Sectors of Opportunity
Roads, ports, airports, warehousing, and transport corridors.
Power generation, grid rehabilitation, solar and wind energy, oil & gas.
Hotel renovation, heritage restoration, and new resort development.
Light industry, agro-processing, construction materials, and textiles.
Modern irrigation, cold-chain logistics, and food exports.
Digital infrastructure, fintech, e-commerce, and creative industries.
Legal, insurance, advisory, and banking support.
Developing skills and human capital through modern educational programs, business schools, and technical training initiatives.