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UNDP and Syrian Industrial Chambers Discuss Export Financing and Market Expansion

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The Federation of Industrial Chambers and the United Nations Development Programme discussed expanding foreign markets for Syrian products and developing financing programs for industrial businesses. The UNDP plans to provide loans to help damaged factories restart production and is preparing a specialized export academy to strengthen manufacturers’ capabilities. The Federation of Industrial Chambers proposed appointing a liaison to help businesses access available financing.

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The discussions aim to support industrial recovery in Syria by addressing financing needs and improving market access. The UNDP is also working on projects to support electricity supplies in Syrian industrial cities, which is critical for production.

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    Syrian manufacturers could gain access to loans and support to restart production or may benefit from improved access to foreign markets.

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