Syria signed a series of major investment agreements on Wednesday worth over $14 billion, targeting key sectors including transportation, real estate, and the redevelopment of Damascus International Airport, according to state media.

Speaking during the signing ceremony held at the Presidential Palace in Damascus, Talal Hilali, head of the Syrian Investment Authority, announced, “Today, we unveil a package of 12 strategic projects with a total value exceeding $14 billion.”

The agreements were signed with a range of local and international companies, as part of the Syrian government’s broader strategy to attract foreign investment and rebuild the country’s war-damaged infrastructure.

These deals mark one of the largest investment announcements in Syria in recent years, signaling a renewed push by Damascus to stimulate economic recovery and restore critical services across the country.