The Syrian Future Movement views the signing of the investment agreement between the Syrian Ministry of Energy and an international consortium worth $7 billion in Damascus on May 29, 2025, as a significant step forward in the rebuilding of the energy sector, contributing to stimulating international investment and enhancing regional cooperation in the energy field.
The Syrian Future Movement emphasizes that the agreement includes the development of four gas turbine power stations in Deir Ezzor (east), Mhardeh and Zeizoun in Hama countryside (central), and Treifawi in Homs countryside (central), with a total capacity of 4000 megawatts, using American and European technologies. This will enhance the stability of electricity supplies and serve various economic and service sectors.
The Syrian Future Movement stresses that the agreement also includes the establishment of a solar power station with a capacity of 1000 megawatts in the Wadi Al-Rabi’ area in southern Syria, reflecting a move towards renewable energy as part of a future-oriented vision to reduce dependence on traditional energy sources and promote environmental sustainability.
The Syrian Future Movement considers the agreement, signed with the global UCC Group, which includes leading energy companies from Turkey, Qatar, and the United States, as an important opportunity to boost international cooperation and transfer advanced expertise in the energy sector to Syria, contributing to increasing the efficiency of electricity production and meeting the needs of various sectors.
The Syrian Future Movement underscores the importance of ensuring transparency in the implementation of the agreement to achieve maximum benefit from these investments and to create new job opportunities while promoting sustainable development in the country.
The Syrian Future Movement calls for strengthening economic governance to ensure efficient resource management, achieve self-sufficiency, and reduce reliance on traditional energy sources, with a focus on clean and renewable energy as part of a future-oriented sustainable vision.
The Syrian Future Movement sees this agreement as a platform to launch more open economic policies that will attract further international investments and enhance regional economic integration, serving the interests of the Syrian people and achieving real economic progress.
