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SIBCA was pleased to participate in IMAR Syria 2026, contributing to the conversation around collaboration, innovation and the opportunities shaping Syria’s reconstruction and development journey.
Held from 13–16 September 2026 at the Damascus Fairgrounds, the second edition of the International Exhibition for Building Syria – IMAR 2026 brought together local and international companies, investors, industry professionals and decision-makers across construction, infrastructure, energy, industry and related sectors.
As Syria enters a new phase of reconstruction and development, the need for infrastructure that is not only modern, but also safe, resilient, connected and future-ready continues to grow.
SIBCA’s participation at IMAR 2026 provided an important platform to engage with customers, partners, consultants and industry professionals and to exchange perspectives on the technologies that can support the next generation of infrastructure.
With decades of regional experience, SIBCA brings together expertise across Fire & Life Safety, Building Management Systems (BMS), Extra Low Voltage (ELV), Information & Communication Technology (ICT), Audio-Visual systems, HVAC, Lighting and smart building technologies.
By integrating these disciplines, SIBCA supports buildings and infrastructure throughout their lifecycle—from system engineering and design to installation, integration, commissioning and ongoing service and maintenance.
Reconstruction represents an opportunity to look beyond rebuilding physical structures and consider how technology can contribute to safer, more efficient and more sustainable communities.
At IMAR 2026, SIBCA highlighted its capabilities and solutions designed to support this transformation. From advanced fire and life safety technologies to intelligent building management, connected infrastructure and integrated low-current systems, these technologies can play an important role in creating environments that are safer, smarter and better prepared for the future.
SIBCA’s presence also reflected its commitment to working alongside international technology partners and regional stakeholders to deliver solutions suited to the evolving requirements of large-scale infrastructure and development projects.
Beyond showcasing technology, IMAR 2026 created an important environment for dialogue.
Throughout the exhibition, the SIBCA team connected with industry professionals, potential customers, consultants, contractors, investors and partners to discuss emerging requirements, exchange knowledge and explore opportunities for future collaboration.
These conversations reinforced the importance of combining local understanding, engineering expertise and proven international technologies when developing infrastructure capable of supporting long-term growth.
SIBCA believes that successful reconstruction is built through collaboration—bringing together expertise, technology, people and strong partnerships around a shared vision for the future.
Our participation at IMAR Syria 2026 represents another step in strengthening relationships within the market and exploring how SIBCA’s experience in integrated safety, security and smart building technologies can contribute to Syria’s evolving infrastructure landscape.
We thank everyone who visited and engaged with the SIBCA team during IMAR 2026, as well as our partners and colleagues who contributed to making our participation a success.
As new opportunities emerge, SIBCA looks forward to continuing the conversation, building meaningful partnerships and contributing its expertise toward safer, smarter and more resilient infrastructure for the future.
IMAR 2026 – International Exhibition for Building Syria was held from 13–16 September 2026 at the Damascus Fairgrounds. The exhibition brought together companies and professionals across construction, infrastructure, energy, industry and related sectors, creating a platform for business connections, strategic partnerships and investment opportunities supporting Syria’s reconstruction and economic development.
