The Assad regime’s fall in late 2024 reshaped Syria’s political and economic landscape. Sanctions, once aimed at isolating the regime,

On 2 August 2025, the Secretary-General of the presidency nullified many advisory appointments, citing State Council Law 32 of 2019.

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Between January and July 2025, dozens of ministerial assistants and advisors were installed through unclear and inconsistent procedures: • 31

Syria’s current oil strategy appears to focus on exporting heavy crude, due to the aging infrastructure. Mohamad Ahmad, an economist

The minister says the country is building a data corridor linking Europe and Asia, inviting global tech giants to invest

Speaking to Raseef22, our Economist, Mulham Aljazmaty, underlined the dual meaning of Syria’s currency reform. From a symbolic perspective, he

2025 brought major shifts: • 50,000 civil servants expelled under Assad reinstated. • Corrupt, absent, and other employees dismissed, sparking

After Assad’s fall, the interim government is struggling to rebuild a broken bureaucracy: • Payroll cleanup: A new employee database

Momentum is building, with talks involving the Syrian government and international companies such as Shell, Tatneft, and Gulfsands, among others.