Trade specialists · Europe to the Gulf and the Levant

Europe to the Gulf and the Levant. One team on both shores.

We source European manufacturers for buyers in the Gulf and Syria, win exclusive dealerships for merchants who want to carry a European brand, and take European makers into markets they have never sold into. In Arabic, English, German and Portuguese.

Arabic, English, German or Portuguese. Sunday to Friday.

EuroEast Gateway trade corridor Map of the EuroEast Gateway trade corridor. Route arcs link Porto, Lisbon, Hamburg and Berlin in Europe to Damascus, Riyadh, Dubai and Doha in the Levant and the Gulf. Porto Lisbon Hamburg Berlin Damascus Riyadh Doha Dubai
Porto · Lisbon · Hamburg · Berlin — Damascus · Riyadh · Dubai · Doha

Why now

The corridor is open, and it is moving.

Two things happened at once. Gulf buyers began industrialising their supply chains and started asking for European specification rather than European branding. And Syria reopened to trade after fourteen years. Most of the European manufacturers who should be selling into both markets still have no one on the ground in either.

€165.6bn

EU–GCC goods trade in 2025, of which around €110 billion was EU exports

Source: Council of the EU

+30%

Growth in EU–GCC trade over the last decade

Source: Council of the EU

$216bn

Estimated cost of Syria's reconstruction

Source: World Bank, October 2025

1,600

German “hidden champions” — world-leading niche manufacturers, most of them family-owned

Source: IW Köln

Syria is the sharper number. EU–Syria trade grew by roughly 50% in 2025, to €557 million — from a base of almost nothing, which is exactly the point. The Syrian Investment Law now permits 100% foreign ownership under Decree 114/2025, and the IMF projects double-digit growth for 2026. Sources: DG Trade; Syrian Investment Authority; IMF.

Compliance note. Targeted EU and US sanctions remain in force against named individuals and entities, and export controls still apply to certain goods. We screen every counterparty against the EU consolidated list and the OFAC SDN list, and we structure each transaction for full compliance.

What we do

Three ways we work the corridor.

Whichever direction you are travelling in, one team handles the whole file: the search, the verification, the negotiation, the certificates and the container.

See the three services

How we work

Five steps. You always know which one you are on.

No mystery, no radio silence, no invoice for work you did not agree to.

See the full process

  1. Consultation & brief

    We write down what you actually need — specification, HS code, volumes, landed cost, deadline — and send it back to you before anything else happens.

  2. Shortlist & verification

    Registry extracts, financial standing, references we call ourselves, and a factory visit where the order size justifies one.

  3. Negotiation & agreement

    RFQs in the supplier's language, offers normalised so you compare like with like, then LOI to signed contract under Incoterms 2020.

  4. Compliance & logistics

    SABER and SASO, G-Mark, ECAS, SFDA, halal where it applies. Certificate of origin, customs file, dual-use and sanctions screening, freight booked.

  5. Delivery & after-sales

    Clearance, delivery, commissioning, and the part most agents skip: warranty claims, spare parts and the second order.

Where we are

Six countries. One conversation.

Not a network of introducers. Our own specialists, on both shores, who answer to the same brief.

  • Saudi Arabia

    Riyadh

    SABER and SASO files, agency-law structuring with local counsel

  • United Arab Emirates

    Dubai

    ECAS and EQM, distribution, re-export flows

  • Qatar

    Doha

    Project procurement and specification work

  • Syria

    Damascus

    Counterparty screening and verification on the ground

  • Portugal

    Lisbon

    Iberian producers and Atlantic freight through Sines

  • Germany

    Hamburg

    Mittelstand machinery, factory audits, sea freight to the Gulf

How we hold ourselves

We represent one side of the table.

An agent who takes a fee from you and a rebate from your supplier is not your agent. Our fee comes from you, so our advice belongs to you — and we will put that in writing for any engagement.

One side of the table

No hidden supplier-side commissions, no rebates, no “marketing contributions” from the factory. Written declaration on request.

Four working languages

Arabic, English, German and Portuguese, inside the team. Nothing is handed to a translation agency and nothing reaches you as a summary of a summary.

Six-day coverage

The Gulf working week runs Sunday to Thursday, the European week Monday to Friday. With people in both regions, we cover Sunday through Friday.

Who we are

Start here

Tell us what you need to buy, sell or represent.

One message is enough. Describe the product, the market and the deadline. We answer within one business day — and if the deal does not work, we will tell you that first, not on the fourth call.