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    Syria's energy minister discusses investment opportunities with Germany's Siemens

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    Posted on August 26, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Syria's Energy Minister met with Siemens to discuss investment opportunities to enhance the country's energy infrastructure amid ongoing power shortages.

    Syria's Energy Minister Explores Investment with Siemens from Germany

    CAIRO (Reuters) -Syria's Energy Minister Mohamed al-Bashir on Monday discussed investment opportunities with a delegation from Germany's Siemens to improve energy infrastructure, according to a statement by the Syrian energy ministry.

    Syria has suffered from severe power shortages. On separate occasions, the country said it was working with partners including Gulf states in the energy and electricity sectors.

    (Reporting by Menna Alaa El-Din and Muhammad Al Gebaly; Editing by Chris Reese)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Syria's Energy Minister met with Siemens to discuss investments.
    • •Focus on improving Syria's energy infrastructure.
    • •Syria faces severe power shortages.
    • •Collaborations include Gulf states in energy sectors.
    • •Meeting highlights potential international partnerships.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Syria's energy minister discusses investment opportunities with Germany's Siemens

    1What did Syria's Energy Minister discuss with Siemens?

    Syria's Energy Minister Mohamed al-Bashir discussed investment opportunities with a delegation from Germany's Siemens to improve energy infrastructure.

    2What issue is Syria facing in its energy sector?

    Syria has suffered from severe power shortages, prompting discussions on investment and improvement in energy infrastructure.

    3Which partners is Syria working with in the energy sector?

    Syria mentioned that it is working with partners, including Gulf states, in the energy and electricity sectors.

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