The Syrian economy
Economic news in Syria including currency, investments, and general financial conditions.
Economic news in Syria including currency, investments, and general financial conditions.
The Deputy Governor of Daraa, Mohannad Al-Jahmani, confirmed today, Saturday, that the Development Fund represents the fundamental starting point for the reconstruction of the governorate, which has suffered extensive destruction on various levels, noting that Daraa is in urgent need of comprehensive support in all vital sectors.
The events of the 62nd session of the Damascus International Fair concluded amidst a festive atmosphere and unprecedented public interaction, where the number of visitors exceeded two million, a clear indication of the great success of this major economic and cultural event in Syria and the region.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Syria, Abdul Qadir Al-Hasriya, confirmed that the Syrian Development Fund, launched under the patronage of President Ahmad Al-Shara, represents a "historic opportunity to rebuild what was destroyed by the fallen regime.
Al-Shara .. the previous regime destroyed the economy, shattered homes, and scattered the people, and the fund will provide high transparency in managing resources and implementing strategic projects.
The activities of the Syrian Development Fund were launched at the Citadel of Damascus in the presence of Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara, in a step aimed at supporting reconstruction efforts in the country after years of destruction.
Al-Shaibani receives the Director for Middle East, North Africa and Eastern Mediterranean Affairs at the German Foreign Office.
The Syrian Minister of Energy, Engineer Mohammad Al-Bashir, today, Wednesday, discussed with a delegation from the Iraqi "Kar" oil group ways to enhance joint cooperation in the fields of gas and electricity, as well as investment opportunities in vital energy projects within Syria, as part of efforts to strengthen regional partnership and develop energy infrastructure.
After poverty rates reached shocking levels ranging between 70 and 90 percent, Syria announces a national strategy to combat this phenomenon that has exhausted society during the long years of war. Finance Minister Mohammad Yasser Barnieh describes the new vision with ambitious slogans: "No beggar in the street, no orphan without care, and no poor family without support." But the road from slogans to reality is thorny and complex.
President Ahmad Al-Shara received Haitham Al-Masri, founder and president of the globally specialized cancer research company “Hematogenix,” and his accompanying delegation at the People's Palace in Damascus.
After months of waiting and debate, the Syrian government announced practical steps to resume the payment of military pensioners' salaries that have been frozen since the fall of the Assad regime, in a decision that touches the pain of thousands of families and tests the ability of the emerging state to address the complex legacy of years of war.
In a move aimed at addressing one of the most significant challenges facing the banking sector, Finance Minister Mohammad Yasser Barnieh announced the formation of a specialized advisory committee to comprehensively study the reality of troubled loans at government banks.
عقد وزير النقل السوري، يعرب بدر، اجتماعاً اليوم، مع وفد فرنسي رفيع المستوى؛ لبحث آليات تعزيز التعاون في مشاريع النقل بين سوريا والدول الأوروبية، والتحضير لزيارة مهمة لوفد تجاري فرنسي إلى دمشق
The Syrian Minister of Finance, Mohammad Yasser Barnieh, announced today, Monday, the imminent launch of a national program to combat poverty, as part of a comprehensive strategy being developed by the ministry in cooperation with government agencies and international organizations, emphasizing that fighting poverty represents the true entry point to achieving political, social, and economic stability in the country.
In the halls of the 62nd Damascus International Fair, where economic life is gradually returning after years of challenges, Syrian Minister of Economy and Trade Mohammad Nidal Al-Shahr announced an ambitious plan to establish a new authority for small and medium-sized enterprises. This initiative represents part of a broader vision to revive the Syrian economy, which has suffered for years from the effects of war and sanctions.
The 116th session of the Arab Economic and Social Council has commenced at the headquarters of the Arab League in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, with the participation of official delegations from various Arab countries, including a delegation from the Syrian Arab Republic headed by the Minister of Economy and Trade, Mohammad Nidal Al-Shahr.
The Syrian Ministry of Energy announced today, Monday, the export of a massive quantity of heavy oil amounting to 600,000 barrels, which departed from the oil terminal in the city of Tartus, aboard the international tanker Nissos Christiana, for the benefit of the company "B Serv Energy".
The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced today, Sunday, the provision of a financial grant of $5.5 million to support the United Nations Human Settlements Program "Habitat", as part of its efforts to enhance living stability in Syria, especially in the areas most affected by the conflict.
Tom Brack, Washington's envoy to Damascus, confirmed that the country's stability can only be achieved by enabling the economy to function. This new vision was embodied in the recent American decision to ease restrictions on civilian exports to Syria, a notable shift from policies that have lasted for more than a decade.
The Director of Public Relations at the Syrian General Authority for Land and Maritime Ports, Mazen Aloush, revealed the existence of more than 500 new investment opportunities in various Syrian free zones, as part of efforts to reactivate the economy after years of war.
A second ship docked today at Tartus Port directly without passing through intermediary ports in Turkey or Lebanon.