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Damascus Industrial Trio Draws 300 Brands From 13 Countries

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Damascus Industrial Trio Draws 300 Brands From 13 Countries

Three specialized industrial fairs closed in Damascus on 8 August 2026, drawing more than 300 brands from 13 countries and over 10,000 visitors, with companies signing agreements and memoranda of understanding.

Four-Day Industrial Showcase

Three specialized industrial exhibitions grouped as the Meshadani Industrial Trilogy closed on the evening of 8 August 2026 at the New Exhibition City in Damascus. The event was held under the patronage of the Ministry of Economy and Industry.

More than 300 brands representing 13 countries took part over four days, after the fairs opened on 5 August 2026.

Three Specialized Fairs

The trilogy brought together the Syria Blast exhibition for plastic industries in its seventh edition and the Chem Expo exhibition for chemical industries in its sixth edition.

It also included Romex, a fair for raw materials and production supplies, held for the third time. Together the three fairs covered inputs and technologies across several manufacturing lines.

Agreements and Turnout

Organizers said the four days featured a dialogue session for the Chamber of Commerce of Europe, Asia and Africa, alongside the signing of a number of agreements and memoranda of understanding between companies.

More than 10,000 specialized visitors attended, with a notable presence from Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq as well as visitors from across Syrian governorates.

A Meeting Point for Producers

The fairs served as a platform bringing together local, Arab and international firms, and a gathering place for producers, suppliers, investors and experts.

They showcased recent technologies and expertise in industry and were presented as a channel for connecting producers with suppliers.

Regional Market Reach

According to the organizing group, several exhibiting companies decided to renew their participation in the next edition, and some intend to expand their stands.

The organizers presented the event as a way to open regional and international markets to Syrian industry.

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