The Quneitra Chamber of Commerce and Industry held its General Assembly conference for the year 2025 today. The event was attended by the Governor of Quneitra, Mr. Ghassan Al-Sayed Ahmad; the Deputy Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade, Mr. Maher Hassan; the Director of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce, Mr. Amer Al-Homsi; and the Chairman of the Quneitra Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Hussein Khair Al-Din Al-Nader. Members of the General Assembly, economic, commercial, and industrial figures, as well as investors and businessmen from the province, also participated.The conference featured a comprehensive review of the Chamber's work and activities during 2025. Attendees discussed several critical issues and files concerning traders, industrialists, and business owners, foremost among which were mechanisms to support economic activity and eliminate obstacles facing the private sector.Furthermore, the attendees reviewed Circular No. 10, listened to interventions and demands from traders and industrialists, and examined the procedures and facilities required to boost commercial and industrial operations. These discussions covered activities both within the province and across the residential gatherings of Quneitra natives in other areas, aiming to stimulate economic movement and enhance the business and investment climate.Participants emphasized the vital importance of strengthening cooperation between government entities and the private sector. They highlighted the need to address the challenges facing traders and industrialists, while creating the right conditions to foster local production, encourage investment, and generate new employment opportunities.The Quneitra Chamber of Commerce and Industry extended its sincere gratitude to all attendees and participants. The Chamber reaffirmed its commitment to continuously conveying the demands of traders and industrialists, and following up on them with the relevant authorities to serve the public interest and drive the development of the province and its economy
15/6/2026
