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Syria signs MoU to rehabilitate and operate six grain mills

The memorandum covers upgrading six existing mills, with a stated combined capacity of 3,000 tonnes per day.

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Syria’s Grain Establishment signed a memorandum of understanding with Al-Jaraki Investment Company to rehabilitate, upgrade and operate six mills. The arrangement is described as build-operate-transfer.

The mills in Damascus Countryside, Hama and Latakia have a stated combined capacity of 3,000 tonnes per day. The report gives no investment value, implementation timetable or expected production increase, so capacity should not be read as actual output or a finalized investment amount.

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Existing facilities covered by the memorandum.

Mills covered6Existing facilities covered by the MoU
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The memorandum concerns six existing mills; not six completed facilities.

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Mill capacity

Combined stated nameplate/production capacity for the six mills.

Combined daily capacity3000Capacity stated by the source; not actual output
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Reported combined capacity, not measured daily output.

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