Latest economic and financial news about Syria, currency markets, and regional economy updates.
The Ministry of Economy and Industry has dispatched 1,050 tons of flour to Deir ez-Zor to keep bakeries running after Euphrates flooding affected 2,400 families, with supplies drawn from reserves in Homs and Hama governorates.
Read More →Huawei, Fidi Contracting and other Chinese companies are accelerating reconstruction-era investments in Syria's telecoms, free zones and mining, even as Beijing remains uneasy over former Uyghur fighters now in the new army.
Read More →Syria's president signed a decree raising retirement and disability pensions by 30 percent, with a new minimum of 12,560 Syrian pounds per month, anchoring fixed incomes to the redenominated currency scale.
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The Local Administration Minister set a June 2026 deadline for most legislative updates and an end-of-year target for amending the contentious Law 107, while unveiling three digital projects including a Saudi-backed municipal automation deal.
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Tartous port loaded a maiden 10,000-ton sulfur shipment trucked through Jordan from Iraq on 25 May 2026, the opening leg of a roughly 1 million-ton transit programme that the transport ministry says will reposition the Mediterranean port as a regional logistics hub.
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Syria's economy ministry and Turkey's Isra Construction wrapped up final studies for a 255,000-square-metre expansion of Bab al-Hawa Industrial City, mapping infrastructure for roads, power, water and waste before construction begins.
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Hasaka province will open 20 grain-receiving centers on 1 June 2026 to handle this year's wheat crop, alongside a 20-point fire-prevention network deployed since mid-May to protect harvested fields.
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Cooked-chicken and shawarma prices in Damascus rose in recent days even as live-broiler costs eased, with restaurateurs citing higher fuel, electricity, and wage bills ahead of Eid al-Adha.
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Syria's Ministry of Energy opened three spillway gates at the Euphrates Dam on 25 May 2026, the first such release in more than three decades, after river inflows surged and Civil Defense ordered riverside evacuations downstream.
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The Finance Ministry is finalizing the legal framework for Syria's first sovereign sukuk issuance and cutting corporate income tax from 28 percent to under 15 percent, alongside a $225 million World Bank package for health and water.
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