The Idlib Chamber of Agriculture pavilion was honored by visits from a distinguished group of leadership and economic figures in the Syrian agricultural sector. These exceptional meetings bridged the gap between deep technical expertise and ambitious investment visions.
The delegations and visitors were received by the Chairman of the Chamber, Eng. Abdullah Hamed, who welcomed:
Mr. Ahmad Jalal Ahmad (Director of Agricultural Affairs and Protection at the Ministry of Agriculture): The meeting addressed cooperation prospects for developing protection strategies and crop safety, ensuring sustainable agricultural production according to modern technical standards.
Mr. Ahmad Al-Salloum (Owner of Al-Salloum Agricultural Company): Discussions focused on ways to enhance investment in agricultural technologies and secure the latest advanced production requirements to support the Syrian market.
Mr. Saed Al-Qaddour (Owner of Saed Agricultural Company): The talks highlighted the role of the private sector as a key partner in advancing the agricultural reality and the importance of integration between institutional and commercial roles.
Al-Kawthar Company for Olive Oil Filtration and Export: A review of mechanisms to improve the quality of Syrian olive oil and enhance its competitiveness in global markets, highlighting promising export potential.
Orange Company for Olive Oil Filtration and Crop Trade: To discuss the trade of strategic crops and improve the efficiency of filtration and packaging as a value-added service for local products.
Vision and Objective: These meetings align with the Idlib Chamber of Agriculture's vision to strengthen bridges of communication between government institutions and economic activities, primarily serving the Syrian farmer and elevating the national food security system.
Closing Note: The synergy between official expertise and investment ambition is the fundamental pillar for building a sustainable agricultural sector capable of overcoming challenges.
Idlib Chamber of Agriculture – Together Towards Advanced and Prosperous Agriculture.
