While most companies behind Syria’s MoUs are credible, We classify 22.5% as high-risk. These firms often: – Have no websites

Our assessment of 40 companies behind Syria’s post-war MoUs reveals a promising trend: 67.5% are low-risk, reflecting strong institutional maturity,

Syria established two major funds in 2025: Development Fund — to rebuild infrastructure, support local projects, and promote IDP returns.

The new issue of Syria Sanctions Monitor by Vittorio Maresca di Serracapriola and Natasha Hall traces a decisive shift in

Syria’s post-war economic policymaking now revolves around a single body — the Supreme Council for Economic Development. Chaired by the

In comments to Al-Modon, our Economist Mulham al-Jazmati said President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s visit to Saudi Arabia marks a strategic shift

Our goal remains clear: to deliver credible, data-driven insight on Syria’s economy and politics — wherever you are, in the

Aleppo’s governor speaks candidly about one of Syria’s deepest governance flaws: improvised administration. His call to move from arbitrary decision-making

OCCRP‘s latest investigation traces how Assad-era elites started stripping Syria’s public assets long before the regime’s fall. Speaking to OCCRP,

Why does this moment matter? With Assad’s fall and Hezbollah’s weakening, Damascus and Beirut have a chance to reset ties.