Syrian businesswoman. She is the daughter of the Syrian businessman Tarif Al-Akhras, and the owner of a project to store and crush grains and agricultural crops and market them through silos in Homs Governorate. She is also a director and founding partner in “Al-Aliyat Company” in the Syrian Arab Republic. She owns 5,000 shares in the company, at 50%, worth 5,000,000 Syrian pounds. She is the Deputy Board of Directors and a founding partner in “TransBeton Company” in the Syrian Arab Republic. She owns 375 shares in the company, at a rate of 12.5%, worth 375,000 Syrian pounds. She is a founding partner in “Taj Industrial Investments Company” in the Syrian Arab Republic, and owns 190,000 shares in the company, representing 20%, worth 19,000,000 Syrian pounds. He is a founding partner in the “Middle East Sugar Factories Company” in the Syrian Arab Republic, and owns 2,702,000 shares in the company, at a rate of 10%, with a value of 270,200,000 Syrian pounds. She is a founding partner in the “Commercial Markets Company” in the Syrian Arab Republic, and owns 10,000 shares in the company, at a rate of 20%, with a value of 1,000,000 Syrian pounds. She is a director and founding partner in the “Al-Aliyat Real Estate Development and Investment Company” in the Syrian Arab Republic, and owns 33 shares in the company, 33%, with a value of 16,500,000 Syrian pounds. She is also a partner and director of the “Grand Mills Company” in Homs since 2007, and the owner and director of the “Diana Transport Corporation” since 2007, and serves on the board of directors of the “ Bank of Jordan Syria .” She was ranked among the 100 most powerful Arab women in public joint-stock companies according to “Forbes Magazine” in 2012. She holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from the Higher Institute of Business Administration “Haba” in Syria, and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, specializing in Finance and Banking, from the “American University of Beirut.” “.