
Syria’s FATF Progress and Global Banking Ties
Syria’s efforts to exit the FATF “grey list” could prove pivotal for restoring global banking ties. Could meeting international

Syria’s efforts to exit the FATF “grey list” could prove pivotal for restoring global banking ties. Could meeting international

Post-Assad Syria aspires to become a gas hub shaping routes and prices, yet current dynamics, foreign-financed projects, imported gas

Can Syria’s private banks actually shoulder the burden of financing economic development? We look at a surprising fact: the

Syria’s Illicit Gain Combating Commission is fast-tracking asset recovery through “negotiated settlements” rather than lengthy court procedures. But as

Most of Syria’s supervisory bodies now report directly to the Presidency, bypassing the traditional role of the Prime Minister.

To meet daily demand for 170,000 cylinders (1,700 tons), Syria now imports 93.5% of its cooking gas, with local

Hats off to the employees of the Syrian Petroleum Company for beginning the repair of the heavy crude oil

The UN delisted HTS, Washington may remove Syria from the State Sponsor of Terrorism list, and the EU

Even after the repeal of the Caesar Act, Syrian goods enter the US market at a 41% tariff disadvantage.

Did recovery become structural rather than seasonal after December 2024? External contribution by Alameen Najjar, Syrian geospatial
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