Expotech Fairs proudly presents the 7th edition of SYR HOMEX, set to take place in Damascus, the commercial hub of the Syrian economy, from December 26 to 29, 2025—marking its return after 15 years.
SYR HOMEX 2025 will serve as a premier marketing and trade platform, connecting furniture industry exhibitorswith qualified buyers from Syria and neighboring countries.
Event Details
Event Name: SYR HOMEX Furniture Fair
Date: December 26 – 29, 2025
Venue: Syria Exhibition Center, Damascus, Syrian Republic
Exhibition Stand Price per m²:
$180 USD
$170 USD (special rate)
Product Categories: Furniture Projects, Home, Office, and School Furniture
Visitor Profile: Government procurement officials, furniture wholesalers, agencies, distributors, project owners, hotel purchasing managers, consultants, architects, engineers, construction firms, and entrepreneurs.
Participating Countries: Syria, Turkey, Egypt, and Poland
Expected Attendance
SYR HOMEX 2025 is projected to attract approximately 30,000 visitors from five countries, including Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, and Iraq.
SYR HOMEX Promotional Campaign
A comprehensive marketing and promotion strategy will ensure strong participation, including:
✅ Targeted invitations to key government bodies, furniture wholesalers, hotels, and cafés
✅ Nationwide advertising across TV, radio, newspapers, interior design magazines, and digital platforms
✅ Strategic campaigns on Instagram, X (Twitter), Facebook, TikTok, SMS, and billboards
✅ Direct engagement via WhatsApp and email invitations to wholesalers and market leaders in Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, and Iraq
SYR HOMEX 2025 is set to be the ultimate networking and trade hub for the furniture industry in the region. Join us in shaping the future of furniture trade!
Syria is strategically located in the Middle East, at the crossroads of historic trade routes. With a population of approximately 22 million and a land area of 185,000 km², it remains one of the region’s significant markets. The country shares borders with Iraq to the east, Turkey to the north, Jordan to the south, and Lebanon and Israel to the west, while its Mediterranean coastline provides a crucial advantage for maritime trade.
Despite the severe economic impact of the conflict that began in 2011, Syria is undergoing a reconstruction phase, with growing trade activities and regional economic reintegration. Key sectors such as construction, furniture, agriculture, energy, and manufacturing hold strong growth potential. Syria’s major trading partners include Turkey, China, Lebanon, Iraq, and Iran, and as infrastructure projects expand and regional collaborations strengthen, the country is expected to play an increasingly important role in global trade.
Economic relations with Syria’s neighboring countries are gradually recovering. Trade with Turkey is growing, particularly in food, textiles, and construction materials, while logistics and energy projects with Iraq and Jordan are gaining momentum. Strengthened trade with Lebanon, Egypt, and Gulf nations positions Syria as a regional trade hub. Future economic goals include enhancing trade networks, increasing industrial production capacity, and further integrating into regional trade systems.
In this context, Syria presents promising investment opportunities for companies looking to establish an early foothold in this emerging market.