SYNPAC’s work starts with conversation: listening to people who know both contexts, making room for practical ideas, and connecting them with the right partners.
Explore our media contributionsSYNPAC board members have contributed to public discussion on economic recovery, the Syrian diaspora’s role and the practical work of building partnerships. The record also includes community research and a project proposal developed with partners in Syria.
Featured contributionلماذا لا تستفيد سوريا مما أراه في السويد وأعمل عليه كل يوم؟
A call for Syrian professionals in Sweden to turn practical experience into ideas that answer real needs in Syria. The article introduces SYNPAC’s Project Marketplace and its early-stage approach: start with a grounded idea, find the right partners, then shape a workable pilot.
Read the article0220 October 2026قمة في مالمو تجمع رواد أعمال من سوريا والشمال الأوروبي
Alkompis reports that around 12 Swedish companies have confirmed participation in the 2 December summit, which is expected to bring together around 100 business leaders, experts and specialists from Syria and the Nordic countries.
035 September 2026دمشق وستوكهولم حين تتحول الدبلوماسية إلى جسور لإعادة البناء
A perspective on the opening in Swedish–Syrian relations and the work needed to turn diplomatic contact into economic, professional and knowledge partnerships. The article points to food production as one area where Swedish expertise and Syrian capacity could meet.
0425 August 2026خبير: رفع سوريا من “قائمة الإرهاب” يفتح فرصاً أمام السوريين في السويد
Mustafa Nourallah discussed what the US Treasury decision could mean for Syrians in Sweden and companies considering investment, including possible changes to transfers, investment, knowledge exchange and logistics over time.
0519 August 2026“سينباك” يطلق استبياناً موجهاً للسوريين في السويد عن “تعافي سوريا”
Coverage of a voluntary, anonymous survey designed to understand the skills and experience in the Syrian community in Sweden, barriers to practical engagement, and possible routes for Nordic–Syrian cooperation. SYNPAC planned to use the findings to inform discussion at the 2026 Summit.
0622 October 2025“سينباك” يقدم مشروع تأهيل الأراضي الزراعية ودعم قطاع الزيتون في سوريا
SYNPAC presented a project proposal in Damascus focused on restoring damaged olive-growing areas and supporting farmers. The initial concept identified two highly vulnerable areas and included modern agricultural methods, training and knowledge exchange, with potential to expand if the approach proved effective.
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