Syria’s planned corporate tax rate will range from 10% to 15%, among the lowest in the Middle East. The aim:

Syrians hold trillions in bank accounts, but can’t use them. With limits on withdrawals creating de-facto account freezes, businessmen are

Syria’s new tax overhaul touches every Syrian: – Income tax: More than 90% of Syrians will be exempt, with the

In its latest report, Enab Baladi spotlighted the opening of direct channels between Damascus and Beirut to address the detainees’

Speaking to La Croix, our Senior Research Analyst, Benjamin Feve, highlighted the complexity of Syria’s first post-Assad legislative elections. He

This issue unpacks critical questions for Syria’s recovery: Tax Reform 2026 A bold shift: flat rates and high exemptions replace

The minister reveals talks with SpaceX and expects an official market entry soon, though only as a complement to national

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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