Saudi, Syrian Leaders Hold Meeting to Discuss Relations
(MENAFN) Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met with Syrian interim leader Ahmed al-Sharaa on Wednesday to explore new avenues for cooperation and economic partnership, according to the Saudi media.
The talks were held on the sidelines of the ninth Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh, a major global forum aimed at attracting investment and fostering economic transformation.
During the meeting, al-Sharaa emphasized that Syria’s rebuilding efforts hinge on financial inflows. “Syria's reconstruction would heavily rely on investment,” he said, adding that the country had drawn roughly 28 billion U.S. dollars in investments over the past six months. He also voiced optimism about national recovery, saying he was confident in “the resilience and determination of the Syrian people.”
This visit marks al-Sharaa’s third trip to Saudi Arabia since assuming the role of Syria’s interim leader. In July, both nations signed investment and partnership agreements valued at 6.4 billion dollars to advance post-war reconstruction and strengthen economic ties.
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