Syria has signed investment agreements totaling $14 billion to develop key infrastructure projects, including the Damascus International Airport and the Damascus metro system. The deals involve UCC Holdings for the airport redevelopment and the UAE's National Investment Corporation for the metro project. The Syrian Investment Authority announced 12 projects valued at $14 billion, with the airport project alone estimated at $4 billion and the metro at $2 billion. These initiatives are part of Syria's broader efforts to rebuild its aviation industry and infrastructure following years of civil conflict. The country plans to incorporate new Airbus aircraft as it reopens, aiming to revive its tourism sector and support post-war recovery amid ongoing political changes, including the recent fall of President Bashar Al-Assad's regime.