Syria’s infrastructure has been extensively damaged by prolonged conflict, affecting transport networks, energy systems, water supply, and housing. Reconstruction needs are substantial, with priority given to restoring basic services and critical public utilities. Financing capacity is severely constrained by economic sanctions, fiscal limitations, and limited foreign investment. Political instability and fragmented governance structures continue to hinder large-scale infrastructure recovery and long-term planning.

Nr. of tenders: 11526
Nr. of grants: 2641
Nr. of donors: 460
Nr. of jobs: 84

Türkiye has developed extensive transport corridors, airports, highways, and energy infrastructure to position itself as a regional logistics and trade hub between Europe and Asia. Large-scale projects include bridges, tunnels, and urban transit systems financed through public-private partnership models. Infrastructure investment supports industrial growth, tourism, and export competitiveness. Currency volatility, fiscal pressures, and regulatory stability influence future infrastructure financing.

Nr. of tenders: 15668
Nr. of grants: 3284
Nr. of donors: 701
Nr. of jobs: 27