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🇸🇾🇺🇸🇶🇦🇹🇷 – The Syrian government, represented by Energy Minister "Mohammad Al-Bashir", signed a historic 7 billion dollars energy agreement in the presence of President "Ahmed Al-Sharaa" with major companies from Qatar, the USA, and Turkey to generate 5000 MW of electricity.

The deal includes four combined-cycle gas turbine power plants totaling 4000 MW and a 1000 MW solar plant in southern Syria.

The agreement was held with U.S. envoy "Thomas Barrack", Qatari CEO "Ramez Al-Khayyat", and Turkish Energy Minister "Alparslan Bayraktar".

Before the war, Syria’s electricity production capacity was around 9000 MW, but it has since dropped significantly due to infrastructure damage. Current national demand is estimated at 6500- 7000 MW, while production  dropped during the war to  around 1500-2000 MW

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🇸🇾🇺🇸🇶🇦🇹🇷 – The Syrian government, represented by Energy Minister "Mohammad Al-Bashir", signed a historic 7 billion dollars energy agreement in the presence of President "Ahmed Al-Sharaa" with major companies from Qatar, the USA, and Turkey to generate 5000 MW of electricity.

The deal includes four combined-cycle gas turbine power plants totaling 4000 MW and a 1000 MW solar plant in southern Syria.

The agreement was held with U.S. envoy "Thomas Barrack", Qatari CEO "Ramez Al-Khayyat", and Turkish Energy Minister "Alparslan Bayraktar".

Before the war, Syria’s electricity production capacity was around 9000 MW, but it has since dropped significantly due to infrastructure damage. Current national demand is estimated at 6500- 7000 MW, while production  dropped during the war to  around 1500-2000 MW

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