Damascus — Growfast participated in the 62nd edition of the Damascus International Fair, held from August 27 to September 5, 2025, where it showcased its plans and initiatives in Syria to support innovation and entrepreneurship. As part of the event, Growfast was honored by the Ministry of Economy and Industry in recognition of its role in fostering local innovation and bridging the gap between scientific research and industry.
At the conclusion of the fair, Growfast announced its support for three promising national projects designed to advance Syria’s manufacturing and innovation sectors:
Growfast is proud to have been recognized by the Ministry of Economy and Industry, viewing this honor as a testament to its efforts in empowering the national innovation ecosystem and strengthening the partnership between scientific research and the industrial sector.
The company reaffirms its commitment to supporting and promoting Syrian innovators and startups, financing and facilitating the transformation of research ideas into practical, locally manufactured products capable of competing in regional and global markets. Growfast believes that investing in national innovation is the key pathway toward sustainable economic development and enhancing Syria’s position as a promising regional hub for technology and industry.
GrowFast concluded the mentorship and guidance phase of the “Arab Innovator” competition, following the implementation of a training program that supported participants in developing their projects and preparing for the final stage. Yesterday, the platform hosted an official evaluation session that ran from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., during which the owners of 18 projects delivered their final presentations before a specialized judging panel.
GroFast has announced the successful completion of the first stage of the “Arab Innovator” competition, held in its inaugural edition dedicated to developing sustainable solutions for challenges faced by the Arab community in China. The competition received significant attention, with 83 innovative projects submitted from various Arab countries. Of these, 23 projects—representing 28%—qualified for the second stage after meeting the initial requirements and aligning with the competition’s objectives.
On Friday, October 31, 2025, Growfast held a seminar titled “Innovation Strategies in the Chinese Environment,”which examined the landscape of innovation in China, its different models, and the opportunities and challenges facing Arab entrepreneurs operating within one of the world’s fastest-growing and most competitive markets.