Syrian- German economic consultations days
Syria and Germany on Tuesday launched a two-day economic and administrative consultations to pave the way for official negotiations between the two countries next year.
The current discussions were to activate and widen cooperation domains to include the economic sector reform in Syria, economic sources said.
Chief of the State Planning Commission Abdullah al-Dardari said these consultations would focus on subjects at the essence of topics to be dealt with during governmental Syrian-German talks scheduled to be held next February in Germany.
He noted they would prepare necessary files needed, projects and studies linked to development priorities in Syria that are programmed to be presented next October as a step to discuss them in Germany.
Germany has extended more than Euro 650 Million to Syria. It is the biggest donor state to Syria. The German government is working in projects to serve sustainable development and economic reform in Syria.
" It is significant to build a know-how partnership with Germany," Dardari stressed.
The German ambassador to Damascus talked about depth of current relations of cooperation existing between Syria and Germany and emphasized Bon's support to economic developments in Syria.
