Company formation
Entity selection, constitutional documents, registrations and incorporation follow-through.
Legal guidance for business and investment in Syria
We help investors and entrepreneurs establish a company in Syria, from choosing the right legal structure and preparing documents to registration, licensing and compliance.
Integrated legal services
We turn fragmented requirements and procedures into a practical plan, with clear actions at every stage.
Entity selection, constitutional documents, registrations and incorporation follow-through.
Guidance on establishing a branch or representative office and meeting local-presence requirements.
Regulatory scoping and support with activity-specific approvals and licences.
Drafting and reviewing partnership, supply, distribution and service agreements.
Management authority, meetings, records and ongoing corporate obligations.
Reviewing legal standing and risk before an investment, partnership or acquisition.
How we work
We define the route, documents and responsibilities early to reduce delay and uncertainty.
We understand the activity, founders, capital and intended market.
We compare available legal forms and identify the best route.
We prepare the file and follow approvals and registration.
We support contracts, governance and obligations after incorporation.
Syrian Business LawLocal perspective, international communication
Syrian Business Law is a legal platform and service focused on company formation and support for commercial and investment activity in Syria.
We work in Arabic, English and French so every client receives a clear explanation and an understandable course of action.
Frequently asked questions
The process starts by defining the activity, founders and ownership, then selecting the appropriate legal form, preparing incorporation documents and completing registration and required licensing.
Requirements depend on the legal form, business activity and founders’ nationalities. We first review the matter and provide a tailored list of documents and legalisations.
A branch or representative office may be considered according to the parent company’s activity, objectives and the regulatory requirements applicable to the matter.
Start the conversation
Contact us to arrange an initial consultation about a company, branch or investment project.