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During his visit to Riyadh on Wednesday, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa met Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and signed agreements and memorandums of understanding across several sectors, in a move aimed at shifting relations from political rapprochement to practical cooperation. Syria’s Ministry of Finance announced the signing of six concessional development loans from the Saudi Fund for Development, worth more than $403 million in total, to fund projects in electricity, water, civil defense, housing, health care and digital transformation. The projects include $90 million for the Aleppo thermal power plant, $30 million for water meters, $105 million for civil defense centers, $60 million for housing, $100 million for health facilities, and more than $18 million for digital transformation. The visit also saw the signing of the first defense cooperation agreement between the two countries’ ministries, though no details were announced. Experts expect cooperation to begin with training and the exchange of expertise, while no indications have been announced of plans to carry out specific military missions.
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