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Undeterred by blasts, Macron says France ready to help rebuild Syria's economy

Undeterred by blasts, Macron says France ready to help rebuild Syria's economy
France 24 Tuesday 07 July 2026, 21:05 UTC 1 min read
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Undeterred by blasts, Macron says France ready to help rebuild Syria's economy Business Issued on: 04:28 min From the show Reading time 1 min A daily update on the latest business and economic news. French president Emmanuel Macron said Tuesday that France is ready to help rebuild Syria's economy and banking sector, as he continued his Damascus visit undeterred by two bomb blasts near the hotel he was staying in.

Undeterred by blasts, Macron says France ready to help rebuild Syria's economy Business Issued on: 04:28 min From the show Reading time 1 min A daily update on the latest business and economic news. French president Emmanuel Macron said Tuesday that France is ready to help rebuild Syria's economy and banking sector, as he continued his Damascus visit undeterred by two bomb blasts near the hotel he was staying in. Advertising [Image text:] PARIS SIGNED INDAMASCUS 12+AGREEMENTS,INCLUDING: Framework declaration on comprehensive cooperation Ports,aviation & logistics partnership University hospitals development Homs water & electricity rebuild Central Bank technical support Damascus airport cargo upgrade Macron & al-Sharaa want Damascus to emergeas transit hub SYRIA'SBETONRELAUNCHING ECONOMY BUSINESS
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