Turkey is advancing plans to establish industrial zones within Syria as part of a broader strategy to strengthen trade ties and economic cooperation between the two neighboring countries. The initiative aims to rebuild and revitalize key sectors damaged by years of conflict, creating new opportunities for manufacturing, logistics, and cross-border commerce.
By developing dedicated industrial parks, Turkey intends to facilitate investment, generate employment, and promote economic stability in the region. These zones are expected to serve as hubs for Turkish companies and Syrian partners to collaborate on production and export activities, boosting bilateral trade volumes.
The move reflects Turkey’s expanding influence in northern Syria and its interest in leveraging economic tools to foster regional development and stability. It also aligns with wider efforts to reconstruct Syria’s war-torn economy while opening new markets for Turkish goods and services.
While challenges remain due to the complex political and security environment, Turkey’s push for industrial zones signals a pragmatic approach to deepening economic integration with Syria and strengthening its position in the Middle East trade landscape.
