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Journalist Ayman al-Qahf wrote on his Facebook page: “It is sad news and a tearful Syrian night for all who knew Nader Qala’i, who left a young man at the age of fifty-eight, but it has a history that resembles its city, Damascus, as if it lived for a long time. “
Al-Qahf added: “We were encouraged by his improvement, but death kidnapped him with a cruelty that we did not expect.”
Several Arab pages reported the death of Nader Qalai, the famous Syrian businessman residing abroad.
Many “Facebook” and “Twitter” pages posted news of Nader Qala’i’s death as a result of complications from the Corona virus, which he was said to have contracted during the previous period, and was subsequently transferred for treatment at a hospital principal.
Qala’i was born in Damascus in 1963, but lives in Canada, of which he has nationality, and the media broadcast in December of last year, after the Canadian justice decided to acquit him of the charges against him for violating economic policy. sanctions imposed on Syria.
Nader Qalai dropped the case without proving any evidence against him, as the investigations demonstrated his commitment to the instructions of the Canadian official authorities that imposed sanctions on Syria for more than ten years.
Qala’i is considered one of the most prominent Syrian entrepreneurs, as he is a founding partner of Sorouh Company, Syrian Company for Communications Services, Grain Transportation and Storage Systems Company and the rental industries and representative of major international companies.
The “European Union” also imposed sanctions on Nader Qali, in January last year, along with 10 Syrian businessmen and five entities.
Qalai remained at Syriatel as a partner and CEO until 2006, and after leaving it, he became a partner in “Byblos” Bank Syria, as well as being one of the founders of Cham Holding Company.
