BELARUS FEATURES THE LARGEST PAVILION AT THE REBUILD SYRIA IN DAMASCUS
1 October 2021
The Made in Belarus exposition of the Belarusian manufactures has become the largest national pavilion at the International Industrial Exhibition Rebuild Syria, which opened on September 29 in Damascus. The exposition features seven Belarusian companies, showcasing goods and services highly demanded in the infrastructure and economy rehabilitation projects in Syria.
New tractors customised for high temperatures are demonstrated by one of the world’s leaders in farming machinery production - Minsk Tractor Works. MTW machinery is heavily marketed in Syria. As many as 2K tractors Belarus are already operating in the country.
Minsk Automobile Plant is demonstrating the capacity of its products. This flagship company of the Belarusian machine-building produces freight, passenger, trail and special vehicles. Minsk Motor Plant is presenting a series of contemporary diesel engines, spares and other products in Syria.
Brest Electrotechnical Plant is demonstrating railway automation facilities, telematics and communication facilities. The products of the plant are in full compliance with the demands of the local market because the Syrian railway infrastructure was designed based on the Soviet standards. The present day railway communication in Syria is destroyed by 80%, that is why its reconstruction is a critical government mission.
The Made in Belarus exposition also features European Agrarian Agency Spetsstroy. The company specialises in erection of buildings and structures (including multi-storied ones), disassembly and demolition thereof, sorting and processing of construction waste. Another line of the company’s activity is calf breeding and construction of commercial dairy farms. All this raised interest with the Syrian partners.
Belagro Bel – a group of companies delivering agricultural plants by a variety of producers - is a remote participant of the exhibition in Syria. Belagro Bel offers equipment maintenance, delivery of spare parts and personnel training.
Remote participation means holding negotiations with prospect business partners, while staying in Belarus. This is ensured by continuous operation of “Belinterexpo” employees who are present in Damascus and are introducing the Syrian visitors to the offers of the Belarusian participants.
Together with the Syrian partners, “Belinterexpo” plans a series of congress and exhibition events to be held in a hybrid format by turns in Syria and Belarus. Such events will allow representatives from various industries find business partners.
As part of the exhibition, the Made in Belarus exposition of the Belarusian manufactures was attended by Mr. Suhail Mohammad Abdel Latif, Public Works and Housing Minister of Syria. Mr. Latif reviwed the offers of the Belarusian companies, offered his recommendations on promotion of goods and services on the local market, as well as certified his support of the offers.
Participants of the Belarusian exposition held a series of meetings with the government and business executives of Syria. In particular, with Mr. Labib al-Ekhwan, the Vice President of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce – the President of the Chamber of Commerce of Homs; a representative of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Syria – Mr. Riad Hamad; Mr. Mohammed Al Kechto, the President of the Federation of Syria Chambers of Agriculture; Mr. Osama Mustafa, a deputy, the President of the Damuscus Chamber of Commerce; members of the Syrian-Belarusian Business Council chaired by Enayat Allah Hassoun; Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Belarus to the Syrian Arab Republic Yuri Sluka.
Participants of the Belarusian exposition visited a major industrial area in Syria- Hassia - in the vicinity of Homs, and 120 km away from Damascus. Today this is an area with 285 diverse manufacturing plants – from car manufacturing to food production.
The Belarusian delegation had a meeting with Mr. Bassam Mansour, Director of the industrial area, got an understanding of options for production location in Hassia, including free provision of a land lot and a variety of tax benefits. Belarusian companies made a presentation of their goods and services for the Syrian market.
The Belarusian delegation got acquainted with the production process of MCGI glassmaker, as well as plastic packaging and plastic pipes plants by Al-Matin Group.
The organizing company of the Made in Belarus exposition is Exhibition Enterprise “Belinterexpo” of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The event is held with support of the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in the Syrian Arab Republic
The Rebuild Syria has been held in the Syrian capital since 2015. Today’s exhibition features 190 companies from 25 countries, including Russia, China, India, Cuba.
The exhibition covers a wide range of topics: Construction Technologies and Material; Finishing and Decorative Products; Kitchens, Bathrooms, Bathroom Fixtures, Water Supply Technologies; Air Conditioning, Heating, Lightning, Power Generation and Electrical Engineering; Oil and Gas; Ecology and Infrastructure Management; Insurance and Banking; Communication Systems; Information Technologies and Software; Food and Beverages.
In 2021 Exhibition Enterprise “Belinterexpo” of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry scheduled over 40 Belarusian expositions at the international exhibitions in Armenia, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Iran, Kenya, UAE, Serbia, Uzbekistan, Ukraine and other countries. For an exhibition calendar, please visit: www.belinterexpo.by/.
New tractors customised for high temperatures are demonstrated by one of the world’s leaders in farming machinery production - Minsk Tractor Works. MTW machinery is heavily marketed in Syria. As many as 2K tractors Belarus are already operating in the country.
Minsk Automobile Plant is demonstrating the capacity of its products. This flagship company of the Belarusian machine-building produces freight, passenger, trail and special vehicles. Minsk Motor Plant is presenting a series of contemporary diesel engines, spares and other products in Syria.
Brest Electrotechnical Plant is demonstrating railway automation facilities, telematics and communication facilities. The products of the plant are in full compliance with the demands of the local market because the Syrian railway infrastructure was designed based on the Soviet standards. The present day railway communication in Syria is destroyed by 80%, that is why its reconstruction is a critical government mission.
The Made in Belarus exposition also features European Agrarian Agency Spetsstroy. The company specialises in erection of buildings and structures (including multi-storied ones), disassembly and demolition thereof, sorting and processing of construction waste. Another line of the company’s activity is calf breeding and construction of commercial dairy farms. All this raised interest with the Syrian partners.
Belagro Bel – a group of companies delivering agricultural plants by a variety of producers - is a remote participant of the exhibition in Syria. Belagro Bel offers equipment maintenance, delivery of spare parts and personnel training.
Remote participation means holding negotiations with prospect business partners, while staying in Belarus. This is ensured by continuous operation of “Belinterexpo” employees who are present in Damascus and are introducing the Syrian visitors to the offers of the Belarusian participants.
Together with the Syrian partners, “Belinterexpo” plans a series of congress and exhibition events to be held in a hybrid format by turns in Syria and Belarus. Such events will allow representatives from various industries find business partners.
As part of the exhibition, the Made in Belarus exposition of the Belarusian manufactures was attended by Mr. Suhail Mohammad Abdel Latif, Public Works and Housing Minister of Syria. Mr. Latif reviwed the offers of the Belarusian companies, offered his recommendations on promotion of goods and services on the local market, as well as certified his support of the offers.
Participants of the Belarusian exposition held a series of meetings with the government and business executives of Syria. In particular, with Mr. Labib al-Ekhwan, the Vice President of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce – the President of the Chamber of Commerce of Homs; a representative of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Syria – Mr. Riad Hamad; Mr. Mohammed Al Kechto, the President of the Federation of Syria Chambers of Agriculture; Mr. Osama Mustafa, a deputy, the President of the Damuscus Chamber of Commerce; members of the Syrian-Belarusian Business Council chaired by Enayat Allah Hassoun; Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Belarus to the Syrian Arab Republic Yuri Sluka.
Participants of the Belarusian exposition visited a major industrial area in Syria- Hassia - in the vicinity of Homs, and 120 km away from Damascus. Today this is an area with 285 diverse manufacturing plants – from car manufacturing to food production.
The Belarusian delegation had a meeting with Mr. Bassam Mansour, Director of the industrial area, got an understanding of options for production location in Hassia, including free provision of a land lot and a variety of tax benefits. Belarusian companies made a presentation of their goods and services for the Syrian market.
The Belarusian delegation got acquainted with the production process of MCGI glassmaker, as well as plastic packaging and plastic pipes plants by Al-Matin Group.
The organizing company of the Made in Belarus exposition is Exhibition Enterprise “Belinterexpo” of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The event is held with support of the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in the Syrian Arab Republic
The Rebuild Syria has been held in the Syrian capital since 2015. Today’s exhibition features 190 companies from 25 countries, including Russia, China, India, Cuba.
The exhibition covers a wide range of topics: Construction Technologies and Material; Finishing and Decorative Products; Kitchens, Bathrooms, Bathroom Fixtures, Water Supply Technologies; Air Conditioning, Heating, Lightning, Power Generation and Electrical Engineering; Oil and Gas; Ecology and Infrastructure Management; Insurance and Banking; Communication Systems; Information Technologies and Software; Food and Beverages.
In 2021 Exhibition Enterprise “Belinterexpo” of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry scheduled over 40 Belarusian expositions at the international exhibitions in Armenia, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Iran, Kenya, UAE, Serbia, Uzbekistan, Ukraine and other countries. For an exhibition calendar, please visit: www.belinterexpo.by/.
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