Chevron and Visa Lead U.s. Business Delegation to Syria
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An American trade delegation comprising representatives of 50 companies exploring opportunities for investment and economic partnerships in Damascus after Syria was removed from the list of countries sponsoring terrorism.
Ministerial meetings organized by the Departments of International Cooperation and American Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants, together with the United States Economic Delegation, which is visiting Syria and continues throughout the day, have been launched in Damascus today to discuss investment opportunities and promote economic partnerships between the two sides.
Chevron and Visa Lead U.s. Business Delegation to Syria
Quick Summary: Chevron and Visa Lead U.s. Business Delegation to Syria Syria sanctions ended on July 1, 2025, but targeted sanctions remain against specific figures. A U.S. Chamber of Commerce delegation, including 50 companies, visited Damascus for investment talks. Jake McGee, a U.S. State Department official, encouraged U.S. businesses to invest in Syria. Key companies […]
A mission that marks a real turning point in bilateral relations and Middle Eastern geopolitics. A delegation of the US Chamber of Commerce, composed of representatives of 50 companies and more than 80 participants representing various sectors, has arrived in Damascus for a series of institutional and economic meetings [...] The article Turns between Washington and Damascus: the Syrian market opens up to US investments after the revirement on sa…
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