Saudi, Syrian defence ministries sign cooperation agreement, SPA reports
CAIRO, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia and Syria signed a cooperation agreement between the two countries' defense ministries on Wednesday, Saudi state news agency SPA reported, as Yemen's Iran-alignedHouthi group continues its missile and drone attacks on the kingdom. • The agreement was signed during a visit by Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa to Riyadh, where he met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed…
The Saudi Fund for Development has signed six agreements worth over $403 million with Syria's Ministry of Finance to fund various development projects across the country. The projects encompass energy, water, health, housing, infrastructure, and digital transformation sectors, with the aim of improving living conditions and essential services for Syrians.
Key initiatives include rehabilitating the Aleppo thermal power plant, upgrading the drinking water metering system, constructing civil defense centers, repairing damaged housing units, and modernizing hospitals and health centers. The agreements, signed by the Saudi Fund's CEO and the Syrian Minister of Finance, reflect Saudi Arabia's commitment to supporting Syria's development and enhancing the quality of life for its citizens.
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