Emirati Investor Reconsiders Syria
The Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has inaugurated a new consulate in Gaziantep, Turkey, to facilitate service delivery for Syrians residing in southern Turkey. This includes issuing passports and civil documents, with the aim of reducing travel burdens and improving administrative procedures. Additionally, Emirati businessman Khalaf Khalbous indicated that he currently has no desire to participate in investment projects in Syria and will focus solely on humanitarian support, despite ongoing understandings and previous negotiations regarding future investments. In a separate development, Syrian authorities announced the arrest of Qais Hassan Al-Abed Al-Rajab, a former deputy director of the General Intelligence Directorate, on charges of committing violations against civilians in various Syrian regions, as part of ongoing legal procedures.
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