Lower prices do not necessarily mean recovery. Our latest analysis examines how Suwayda’s markets continue to face structural vulnerabilities after the July 2025 shock.
As bilateral trade between Syria and Lebanon rebounds, new data provide insights into trade patterns, Syria’s widening deficit, and the formalization of previously informal cross-border trade.
Our interactive tracker shows that Israeli incursions in southern Syria have moved beyond the 1974 disengagement zone, extending deeper toward villages, roads, and farmlands.
shows a clear implementation gap: only 8 of 46 tracked agreements are operational or under implementation, but they account for USD 12.1 billion, or 56 percent of all disclosed value.
Syria offshore exploration is shifting as Western and regional energy firms replace Russian operators in key Levantine Basin blocks.
CMA CGM is becoming one of the most important foreign players in Syria’s logistics recovery. Its latest agreement builds on previous commitments at Latakia port and inland dry ports, feeding into Syria’s transit ambitions.
Proposed amendments expand US legislative focus on Syria across security concerns, investment barriers, and diplomatic re-engagement.
Turkish bank branches in Syria could reshape the banking sector, expanding foreign competition, correspondent links, and investor confidence.
2027 NDAA Syria policy could restrict US defense funding, tying support to foreign fighter removal, SDF integration, and minority protection.
For Syrian sovereign sukuk to be a genuine, non-inflationary financing, they require fair pricing, a stable legal environment, and investment-directed proceeds.