Latest economic and financial news about Syria, currency markets, and regional economy updates.
Syria's Finance Ministry confirmed the income tax filing deadline for companies and large taxpayers will not move past 30 June 2026, with late penalties starting the next day. A 30-day extension granted on 18 May will be the last.
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Syria's finance ministry says retirement pensions raised 30 percent under a May 2026 presidential decree will be paid within days, after executive instructions were finalized to disburse them without delay.
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About 11,000 calves shipped from Brazil have passed through Syria from the port of Tartous to Iraq via the Al-Tanf crossing, with the movement projected to reach roughly 50,000 head as the country positions itself as a regional transit corridor.
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A ministerial decision permits privately run "tourist bakeries" on plots of at least 3,000 square meters, barring them from subsidized flour and from public-sector applicants as the government opens part of the bread-and-pastry trade to larger private investment.
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Syria's economy minister has formed a Syrian-Emirati business council and designated it the sole authorized body for economic and investment ties with the United Arab Emirates, effective immediately.
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Syrian ports and customs officials reviewed implementation steps with a Turkish company for an integrated shipyard at Tartus port, billed as one of the largest investments in the country's maritime sector.
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Syria's grain authority says its wheat reserves are enough to cover basic ration needs and keep bread and flour stable, and that imports will pause for the current harvest season.
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Syria's Transport Ministry has begun a wide plan to rebuild the central road network, opening the international M45 highway and other corridors to bids from specialized international firms.
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Syria's fuel pricing committee will review petroleum prices every 15 days using market indicators, with all official prices set exclusively in Syrian pounds. The shift follows a decree that cut fuel prices by 14 to 20 percent.
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Turkey's interior minister said Syrians under temporary protection no longer need work permits to take jobs, a change covering roughly 2.26 million people and aimed at drawing them into the formal labor market.
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