Infra Expo 2026 is the premier event for the infrastructure development and urban planning sectors in Syria, set to take place from October 2026. This major exhibition will bring together local and international exhibitors, industry professionals, investors, and government stakeholders to explore the latest trends, innovations, and solutions driving the reconstruction and future development of Syria's critical infrastructure.
Key Features of Syria Infratech 2026:
- Comprehensive Exhibition Infra Expo 2026 will showcase the latest infrastructure technologies, construction materials, smart city solutions, transportation systems, and sustainable urban planning strategies that are essential for the reconstruction and modernization of Syria’s cities and public infrastructure.
- Focus on Smart and Sustainable Infrastructure As Syria looks to build a more sustainable future, the event will feature cutting-edge green technologies, energy-efficient solutions, eco-friendly construction materials, and smart infrastructure systems that can transform the country’s urban landscape, reducing environmental impact and promoting economic growth.
- Networking Opportunities This is a prime opportunity for industry professionals, contractors, government representatives, and investors to meet and collaborate. With Syria’s post-conflict recovery driving demand for new infrastructure projects, the event is the ideal place to form strategic partnerships, source suppliers, and explore investment opportunities.
- Industry Insights and Education Infra Expo 2026 will feature a series of panel discussions, workshops, and seminars on the latest trends in infrastructure development, urban regeneration, and sustainable construction practices, providing valuable insights into future growth opportunities and the reconstruction process in Syria.
- Supporting Economic Recovery With the reconstruction of Syria’s infrastructure projected to require investments of over $10 billion in the coming years, the event will provide a key platform for connecting businesses with critical infrastructure needs in transportation, housing, energy, and public services.