The International Forum for Real Estate
Development, Engineering, and Construction Companies in Syria
- 11, 12 November 2025
- Damascus, Syria | Sheraton Hotel
IREX | 25
The International Forum for Real Estate Development, Engineering, and Construction Companies in Syria is the leading annual event that brings together an elite group of decision-makers, experts and local, regional and international investors in the real estate, engineering and construction sector and is dedicated to discussing the latest trends, challenges and opportunities in the Syrian market.
This forum represents the pivotal annual event to present innovative ideas and visions about Syria's reconstruction projects, as real estate development, engineering, construction and contracting are the basic pillars in building the country's future. The integration and harmony of these sectors contributes to achieving sustainable development and helps build modern cities that provide an advanced residential and commercial environment that meets the needs of society.
From experts, investors, specialists and owners Decision in the public and private sectors
Real estate is present at the forum
They participate in 9 main sessions over two days
A project and a real estate brand will be displayed at the forum
Main Themes of the Forum:
Real estate development
Engineering consulting companies
Construction companies
Contracting companies
Transforming reconstruction challenges into opportunities:
The cost of reconstruction is estimated at between $250 billion and $400 billion, and some estimates say that reconstruction requires $900 billion, and a 2017 World Bank report indicates that the war in Syria has caused widespread destruction of housing and infrastructure. A third of housing in Syria has been damaged or completely destroyed. The Syrian Human Rights Network also reported in 2018 that nearly three million homes had been completely or almost completely destroyed.
Accordingly, the real estate market will witness a major boom that will extend for years, with a high demand for real estate in Syria, whether units designated for sale or rental, and for various types of commercial or residential projects. This will be reflected in the market's activity and its ability to attract investments and regional companies operating in the real estate development, engineering, construction, and contracting sectors.
Transforming reconstruction challenges into opportunities:
The cost of reconstruction is estimated at between $250 billion and $400 billion, and some estimates say that reconstruction requires $900 billion, and a 2017 World Bank report indicates that the war in Syria has caused widespread destruction of housing and infrastructure. A third of housing in Syria has been damaged or completely destroyed. The Syrian Human Rights Network also reported in 2018 that nearly three million homes had been completely or almost completely destroyed.
Accordingly, the real estate market will witness a major boom that will extend for years, with a high demand for real estate in Syria, whether units designated for sale or rental, and for various types of commercial or residential projects. This will be reflected in the market's activity and its ability to attract investments and regional companies operating in the real estate development, engineering, construction, and contracting sectors.
Forum Activities:
International Conference Area
Real estate projects and services platform
Media area
B2B meetings area
Participation form:
To reserve your seat at the forum and attend dialogue sessions and interactive workshops, please register via the website or contact us directly. Note that spaces are limited and attendance is preferred for early reservations.
Organizers:
The "Technical Network for Business + Events - TNBE"
Founded in Damascus in 2005, the Technical Network for Business + Events - TNBE is a leading working group in specialized media, international studies and events. Thanks to its experience and network of relationships, the company has been able to establish effective communication channels between investors, experts and decision-makers in Syria and the Middle East, which qualifies it to play a pivotal and growing role in the reconstruction process in Syria.
