The American "Concord" company is considering establishing an international commercial and financial center in Aleppo Details: The Syrian Investment Authority discussed with representatives of the American "Concord" company the possibility of establishing an international commercial and financial center in the city of Aleppo, during a meeting held at the authority's headquarters. The chairman of the Investment Authority, the engineer Ruad Ramadan, the director of the Department of American Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Saad Brod, and the chairman of the board of the Concord company, Zaid Kayali, were present at the meeting. The Chairman of the Authority reviewed the investment incentives provided by the Investment Law, including tax exemptions on machinery and production lines and exemptions from income tax and profit of up to 80% for industrial projects that export more than half of their products. Engineer Ramadan presented the advantages of the Syrian market, especially the low production costs compared to neighboring countries, and emphasized the willingness of the Authority to provide administrative facilities and overcome obstacles to the implementation of the project.

The American "Concord" company is considering establishing an international commercial and financial center in Aleppo Details: The Syrian Investment Authority discussed with representatives of the American "Concord" company the possibility of establishing an international commercial and financial center in the city of Aleppo, during a meeting held at the authority's headquarters. The chairman of the Investment Authority, the engineer Ruad Ramadan, the director of the Department of American Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Saad Brod, and the chairman of the board of the Concord company, Zaid Kayali, were present at the meeting. The Chairman of the Authority reviewed the investment incentives provided by the Investment Law, including tax exemptions on machinery and production lines and exemptions from income tax and profit of up to 80% for industrial projects that export more than half of their products. Engineer Ramadan presented the advantages of the Syrian market, especially the low production costs compared to neighboring countries, and emphasized the willingness of the Authority to provide administrative facilities and overcome obstacles to the implementation of the project.