Following a year of dedicated planning and preparation, the Qatari-Syrian Holding Company (QSHC) is preparing for its official launch on 6 September in Damascus.
The launch marks the beginning of a new investment vision that brings together the expertise, capabilities, and regional networks of Tameem Holding Group and Glory Holding Group. Through this strategic partnership, QSHC aims to establish an integrated investment platform focused on identifying opportunities, developing high-potential ventures, and supporting sustainable economic growth in Syria.
Why Syria?
Syria stands at the heart of the Levant and occupies a strategic position connecting regional markets. Its human capital, professional expertise, emerging investment opportunities, and renewed national focus on economic development provide a strong foundation for long-term partnerships.
By combining Qatari and Syrian experience, QSHC seeks to transform this potential into meaningful initiatives that attract investment, empower Syrian professionals, create opportunities for young people, and contribute to the development of productive sectors.
A Partnership Built for Long-Term Impact
QSHC represents more than the launch of a new company. It reflects a shared commitment to building an investment platform capable of connecting capital with opportunity and regional expertise with local knowledge.
The partnership between Tameem Holding Group and Glory Holding Group brings together complementary capabilities and a common ambition: to help establish projects that generate lasting economic and social value.
The official launch will be held under the patronage of the Syrian Investment Authority and the Ministry of Economy and Industry, reflecting the importance of institutional cooperation in creating an enabling environment for investment and opening new possibilities within the Syrian market.
From Damascus, QSHC begins a journey designed to extend beyond borders—building partnerships, unlocking opportunities, and contributing to a more prosperous economic future for Syria and the wider region.