Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Group sees Syria as a stepping stone
It is hardly surprising that it took some time and plenty of cajoling before Haysam Jazairi convinced his bosses that a move to Syria would be worth it.
No doubt his superiors at Halcrow, a leading British design and planning consultant, looked at the Arab nation and thought of a maverick state accused of backing Islamist extremists – more international pariah than business destination.
Yet Mr Jazairi, a Syrian based in the UK for 30 years, believed there was potential. He convinced Halcrow that things were slowly changing in Syria as reformers within the government have tentatively pushed to open up the struggling economy and shift it away from a socialist legacy which has seriously stymied growth and development.
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