World Bank Lists Syria Among Low-Income Economies
The World Bank listed Syria among low-income economies for fiscal year 2026, a category that includes 25 economies out of […]
June 30, 2026The World Bank listed Syria among low-income economies for fiscal year 2026, a category that includes 25 economies out of […]
June 30, 2026Al-Hasakah (northeastern Syria), Syria’s largest wheat-producing area, continues to record high rates in marketing the current season’s crop. Wheat deliveries […]
June 27, 2026Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced on June 26 the cancellation of the requirement for Syrians under temporary protection to […]
June 27, 2026Syria’s Minister of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform, Basel al-Suwaidan, said in an interview with Enab Baladi on June 26 that […]
June 26, 2026FAO said more than 13.4 million Syrians face high levels of food insecurity as drought, explosive ordnance, and weak funding continue to undermine agricultural recovery.
June 24, 2026Women in Hasakah have become central to seasonal agricultural labor, but low wages, hard conditions, and the absence of legal and health protections continue to define their work.
June 24, 2026The CEDAR WAVES tourist ship arrived at Latakia port from Lebanon’s Jounieh, marking the return of regular sea passenger trips between Lebanon and Syria after years of suspension.
June 23, 2026The Syrian Ministry of Health is working to establish a pharmaceutical authority modeled on the Jordan Food and Drug Administration, […]
June 22, 2026Syria’s Ministry of Local Administration and Environment signed a memorandum with Saudi company GO Telecom – Ejad Tech to develop digital transformation, smart city solutions, and secure infrastructure.
June 21, 2026Syrians topped foreign investors in Turkey in May 2026 with 425 new companies, while Turkish exports to Syria rose sharply and the number of Syrians under temporary protection continued to decline.
June 21, 2026The fuel crisis in al-Hasakah (northeastern Syria) and Qamishli (al-Hasakah province) has worsened in recent days, disrupting vital services directly […]
June 21, 2026Japanese funding will support mine clearance, agricultural infrastructure rehabilitation, and the return of farming families to production in northwestern Syria.
June 19, 2026Fuel prices in Syria remained unchanged despite a global oil decline because local pricing is shaped by sanctions, import risks, fiscal deficits, refinery costs, and the parallel exchange rate.
June 19, 2026A UN report listed Syria among 13 global hunger hotspots, warning that food insecurity could worsen in 2026 amid conflict, economic pressures, climate impacts, and shrinking humanitarian funding.
June 18, 2026Syria’s Ministry of Energy said a Saudi company was selected to supply five million prepaid smart water meters based on technical, production, installation, and price criteria.
June 17, 2026The Syrian Petroleum Company denied signing any agreement with AXP Energy, despite the company’s claim that it entered Syria’s oil and gas sector through a farm-in deal for Block 9.
June 17, 2026Farmers in Hasakah protested the electronic wheat marketing platform, saying weak internet, delayed appointments, and added procedures are obstructing crop delivery during the harvest season.
June 17, 2026ConocoPhillips is preparing to sign a gas investment deal with the Syrian Petroleum Company, while US company HKN moves toward operating the Rmeilan oil fields.
June 17, 2026HKN Energy’s potential entry into Syria’s Rmeilan oil fields has drawn attention to its operations in Iraqi Kurdistan, its Hillwood ownership structure, and the political ties of Ross Perot Jr.
June 16, 2026Hasakah has received about 62,000 tons of wheat so far this season, while officials expect production to exceed one million tons despite fuel, internet, and storage challenges.
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