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The Inside Story: Hassan Allam Goes to Damascus — Egyptian Construction Capital Enters the Syrian Reconstruction Market

Hassan Allam met Syrian President al-Sharaa at the People's Palace on May 4, putting Egypt's 90-year-old construction giant at the front of a pan-Arab push into a $400 billion reconstruction market that Saudi, Qatari, Emirati, and Turkish firms have been positioning around for two years.

The Inside Story: Hassan Allam Goes to Damascus — Egyptian Construction Capital Enters the Syrian Reconstruction Market

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