On June 13, 2019, Saadplast had the honor of participating in an event at the French National Museum of Immigration in Paris, titled “The Role of the Private Sector in Economic Integration of Refugees.” This prestigious event showcased the crucial contributions of companies like Saadplast in fostering economic opportunities for displaced communities. Representing the company, Mr. Saad, the CEO and partner of Saadplast, shared the remarkable journey of the family-owned business from its beginnings in Syria to its reestablishment in Turkey.

Founded in 1982 by Mr. Bakri, Saadplast has specialized in manufacturing plastic bottles, cosmetic jars, pharmaceutical bottles, and colored closures for over four decades. Despite the hardships of fleeing a war-torn country, the Saad family’s determination and vision allowed them to maintain strong relationships with their pharmaceutical clients in Syria while expanding into international markets. Through resilience and a deep commitment to quality, Saadplast continues to thrive, providing innovative packaging solutions that cater to both global and local demands. This event underscored the vital role the private sector can play in supporting refugees and promoting sustainable growth.