The 29th edition of the summit with delegations from 43 countries: direct bilateral meetings (B2B/B2I/B2G) and an accompanying international investment expo in energy, industry and infrastructure. The organizer, Dr. Hoda Yassa, explicitly named Syria among the participating countries at a press conference on 9 October 2026 — the first official confirmation of Syrian participation.

Second edition of the international forum and exhibition for real estate development, engineering & construction companies (under the patronage of the Ministry of Public Works and Housing): brings together developers, investors, engineers, contractors, financiers and decision-makers from Syria, the region and the world to discuss upcoming opportunities and development, financing and execution models, with panel sessions, B2B meetings and an accompanying exhibition. The first edition (November 2025) drew 1,200 participants from 14 nationalities and 230 companies and organizations.

A summit bringing Syrian banking leaders, fintech firms and digital payment providers together with regional and international banks, investors, regulators and policymakers; 350+ participants and 25 speakers, with sessions on open banking, digital payments and AI, closing with 1:1 B2B matchmaking meetings.

A high-level conference bringing together the Syrian and German financial sectors, European stakeholders and international development banks; focused on rebuilding the banking system and payment systems and enabling private-sector investment and entrepreneurship in Syria.

A business summit in Istanbul organized by the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM) under the coordination of the Turkish Ministry of Trade; TİM chairman Mustafa Gültepe invited representatives of the Syrian business community to take part in business meetings with counterparts from Turkey and Arab countries.

The President of the Syrian–Jordanian Business Council, Dr. Imad Al-Nan, announced that work is under way to organize a Syrian–Jordanian business forum in Damascus in the coming period, bringing together private-sector representatives from both countries to turn trade and investment opportunities into practical partnerships, as bilateral trade grew 355% in 2025 to reach 334 million dinars.

A Turkish-Syrian business forum in Aleppo focused on the construction and building materials sector, organized by Türkiye's Independent Industrialists and Businessmen Association (MÜSİAD), with business delegations from both countries exploring investment and cooperation in reconstruction projects.

The first Lebanese-Syrian investment forum: around 400 businesspeople and officials from both countries in Beirut, with a high-level Syrian delegation including six ministers, discussing investment opportunities in infrastructure, energy, agriculture and technology; a Syrian-Lebanese business forum in Damascus in November 2026 was announced on its sidelines.

Uzbek-Syrian business forum in Tashkent with the Uzbek investment minister, the Syrian economy minister and 30+ major Syrian companies; an MoU establishing a Joint Economic and Trade Committee was signed on its sidelines, a Syrian-Uzbek Business Council was formed, and a 'Made in Uzbekistan' exhibition in Aleppo and Damascus was agreed for February 2027.

A forum bringing Syrian and Turkish businesspeople together with 40 Turkish companies, headed by Turkish Trade Minister Ömer Bolat, to discuss joint trade and investment cooperation.

A conference at the Sheraton Hotel in Damascus on agricultural cooperation prospects and investment opportunities in Syria, attended by Agriculture Minister Basel Al-Suwaydan and council chairman Mohammed Abunayyan; the Saudi side proposed an integrated center for Saudi investors, with presentations on livestock, seed multiplication and fish farming.

The first US-Syria Business Forum, organized by the Syrian Ministry of Economy and Industry and the Syrian-American Business Council; the US delegation head hoped the visit would become annual.

The largest Saudi investment delegation to Damascus since ties resumed: 130+ businesspeople, 47 agreements and MoUs worth over 24 billion riyals, and the launch of the Saudi-Syrian Business Council chaired by Mohammed Abunayyan.