Lists of companies

This following table lists the most prominent security companies operating in Syria.

The following tables list the Russian companies in Syria since the beginning of Moscow's military intervention in the country in 2015.

This lists Iranian companies involved in Syria, namely those mentioned in our articles and those established in Syria with Iranian investors.

This list includes one table on Chinese companies mentioned in our articles with links to the relevant articles and another on companies established in Syria with Chinese investors.

This list includes one table on Jordanian companies mentioned in our articles with links to the relevant articles and another on companies established in Syria with Jordanian investors.

The table below lists the Syrian companies contracted by UN agencies in 2022.

This table provides an overview of the Syrian Honorary Consuls appointed by European countries in Syria. 

The two tables below list the companies involved in renewable energy sector in Syria since 2006. The first table lists the companies that were mentioned in our articles over the past years with links to the articles, while the second table lists the companies established in Syria with an interest in the renewable energy sector based on information collected from the Official Gazette of Syria.

The following table provides an overview of the Indonesian companies interested in operating in Syria.

The following table provides an overview of the Brazilian companies interested in operating in Syria.

The table below lists the Syrian companies contracted by UN agencies in 2021.

The following table provides a list of Israeli companies operating in the occupied Golan Heights.

The tables below provide a list  225 companies currently operating in the Adra Industrial City, one of four industrial cities in Syria. The companies are listed according to their sector of activity.

The tables below provide a list of 236 companies currently operating in the Hessia Industrial City, one of four industrial cities in Syria. The companies are listed according to their sector of activity.

The following table table gives an overview of the private universities established in Syria and their location.

The following table provides an overview of the 38 state-owned factories offered by the Syrian government for private investment.

The table below lists the Syrian companies contracted by UN agencies in 2020.

The table below lists the companies that were licensed on July 27, 2020 by the Central Bank of Syria to offer electronic payments services.