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Is Lifting Sanctions Enough to Save the Syrian Pound?

Is Lifting Sanctions Enough to Save the Syrian Pound?

In mid-May, following the U.S. administration’s policy shift during high-level meetings in the Gulf, the United States announced a partial lifting of sanctions on Syria. This decision was seen as a significant political turning point in the Middle East, one...

Rebuilding the Syrian Army with a Renewed Military Doctrine

Rebuilding the Syrian Army with a Renewed Military Doctrine

After years of devastating conflict, efforts are now underway to rebuild the Syrian army under the leadership of transitional president Ahmad Al-Sharaa. A key part of this effort is the development of a new military doctrine aimed at overcoming internal...

Rebuilding Syria: Investment Deals Ignite Hope and Caution

Rebuilding Syria: Investment Deals Ignite Hope and Caution

By Shams Al-Din Matoun The Syrian Transitional Government has announced the signing of several investment agreements in infrastructure sectors, including energy, roads, water, and communications. The deals, made in partnership with Turkish, Chinese, Qatari, and American companies, were described as...

Tourism Revival in Syria: A Gateway to Economic Rebirth

Tourism Revival in Syria: A Gateway to Economic Rebirth

Before the outbreak of war, the tourism sector in Syria accounted for approximately 14% of the gross domestic product. It employed around 11% of the workforce and represented about 23% of the country’s foreign currency income, underscoring its vital role...

Iran: The Last Episodes of “National Drama”

Iran: The Last Episodes of “National Drama”

Over the past month, three major news stories have dominated the Iranian landscape globally: First, the conviction of Hadi Matar by an American court. Matar, who was involved in the attack on British novelist Salman Rushdie several months ago and...

Eid in Syria: Customs and Traditions That Have Not Disappeared

Eid in Syria: Customs and Traditions That Have Not Disappeared

Since the official date of Eid al-Adha, the second major holiday in the Islamic calendar, was announced, Syrians have raced against time to complete preparations and secure the essentials for the occasion. This year marks the first time in 54...

Beyond the Slogans: How Economics Is Redefining Post-Assad Syria

Beyond the Slogans: How Economics Is Redefining Post-Assad Syria

Throughout Syria’s modern history, since independence until the fall of the Assad regime in December 2024, issues such as economic development, mutual investments, societal recovery, and the protection of freedoms and rights never formed the foundation of governmental legitimacy. Successive...

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