According to the minister, these agreements will help create favorable conditions for producers with tax authorities, customs and banks. It will further facilitate easy execution of payments. There will also be local and international exhibitions organized.
Al-Hamu further said that the laws, orders and programs should be formulated together with their Russian colleagues, considering the real relations between the countries in fight against terrorism.
From Russia, Syria expects to receive oil products, chemical products, minerals, wood, fertilizer, equipment, pipes and paper feed.
Whereas Syria will deliver vegetables, fruit, light industrial products, textiles, yarn, cotton, shoes, household items, jewelry, furniture and more to the Russian market.
Earlier, the Ministry of Economy of Syria announced the new mechanisms for increasing business cooperation between the two countries. The ministry announced that it will facilitate trade by opening direct banking channels.
For maximum ease of payment, air service will be established between the port of Tartus and Russian ports.
Syria had also invited Russian specialists to participate in the recovery operations. Russia can also help promote Syrian products on its vast electronic market.
