Karam Shaar Advisory LTD

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LNG Through Aqaba: A Temporary Lifeline

Qatar temporarily revived Syria’s southern gas corridor through LNG imports via Aqaba. From March 2025, LNG shipments arrived in Jordan,

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Syria Sanctions Monitor – Issue 3 Is Out!

November delivered a rare alignment of UN decisions, US regulatory shifts, congressional moves, and renewed IMF engagement, each reshaping how

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Syria’s Gas Network Comes Back to Life

  Syria is rebuilding one of its most critical assets: its national gas pipeline network. After years of disruption, the

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No Inflation Data, Rising Risks

The Central Bank has released no consumer price updates since February 2025, creating a dangerous information gap at a time

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Inflation Pressures Are Building

Multiple forces may now be pushing Syria toward renewed inflation. Wages rose in June, subsidies are being phased out, domestic

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The End of Deflation?

Syria’s post-Assad deflationary phase may now be over. After months of falling prices driven by one-off shocks, new WFP data

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Syria in Figures – Issue 14 is out!

This issue tracks Syria’s economic, environmental, and political transition as early signs of fragility re-emerge. From Deflation to Uncertainty Deflation

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Donations as Political Capital

Some major donors used high-profile campaigns to strengthen ties with authorities and rehabilitate their public image. Business figures facing sanctions

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A Resurgence in Plain Sight

In 2024, ISIS recorded its most active year since losing territory in 2019. The group carried out 660 attacks —

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