Syria is seeking foreign investment for a $7 billion real estate project in Damascus to aid reconstruction.
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Updated Oct 5
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Syria is seeking foreign investment for a $7 billion real estate project in Damascus to aid reconstruction.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Eagle Hills seeks investment for tourism and residential projects in Latakia and Damascus.1 source
- Arada plans a major mixed-use development project in Damascus, aligning with Syria's focus on projects in and around the capital.Sub-event
Damascus enters a $7 billion real estate project seeking foreign investment for rebuilding.1 source
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