Nine new investors joined in the last months of this year to work in Hassia Industrial City in Homs, bringing the total number of investors to 898 investors.

 

The number of producing establishments reached 222 with a capital of 58 billion and 42 million Syrian pounds, which provided 7 thousand and 480 jobs, while the number of establishments under construction is 676 with a capital of 128 billion and six million Syrian pounds and more than 17,000 jobs. Of industrial, food, engineering, chemical, textile, and service sectors accounted for about 60 percent.

 

In spite of the negative effects of the crisis on the industrial sector in Syria through the exit of some public and private establishments from production, the displacement of a number of industrialists, workers and technicians and the high costs of production, the industrial city in Hassia played a role Is important in maintaining the continuity of the work of its facilities, overcoming the difficulties and ensuring the requirements of the industry in order to support local production.

 

Al-Mansour added that the owners of damaged and damaged enterprises have also been assisted by the re-take-off of power and water supplies for the industry and labor and the import of raw materials from friendly countries, creating a state of recovery in the industry. And the introduction of new facilities into the labor market.

 

Al-Mansour pointed out that the revenues achieved by the end of the third quarter of this year amounted to SYP 1.3 billion and the expenditure on projects implemented in the industrial city for the same period amounted to LBP 237 million. The volume of investment in Hsayya amounted to 120 billion Syrian pounds