LOGIN
Enter your ID and password !
E-mail:
*
Password:
*
Create new account
Request new password
If you don't have an account click here to register
Click here if you forgot your login ID and/or password
Saturday 16 November 2019
SUBSCRIBE
|
REGISTER
|
RSS
syria reports main menu
NEWS
B2B
Economy
Education
Features
Finance
Food & Agriculture
Health
Legal
Manufacturing
Media
Oil, Gas & Mining
Politics
Power
Real Estate & Construction
Retail & Trade
Telecoms & IT
Tourism
Transport
Water
LIBRARY
LEGAL DATABASE
DIRECTORY
TENDERS
RESEARCH
BLOG
Home
News
News
Latest news
Dollar Crosses All-Time High of 700 Pounds as Developments in Lebanon Bite
Syrians’ Average Wealth in 2019 at a Fifth of its 2010 Level – Report
Banias Refinery Blast Could Impact Oil Products Distribution
Payment Processing Difficulties Likely Behind Syrian Wheat Tender Cancellation
Syrian Railways Company to Claim Land it Owns Since Ottoman Times
B2B
Greek Business Delegation in Damascus
Russian Businesses Still Looking for Opportunities in Syria
Date for Damascus International Trade Fair Announced
Bulgarian Business Visit to Damascus
Business Event Boosts Syrian Regime Ties with UAE
more
Economy
Despite Official Statements, Iranians Struggle to Advance Economic Interests in Syria
UK Sanctions Company Over Syria Sanctions Breach
Qalei Divests from Canada and Expands in Syria
More Money and Flourmills for Northern Aleppo
Syria’s Trade Deficit Widens
more
Education
New Turkish University to Open Branches in Northern Syria
Turkey to Open University Campus in Northern Syria
Turkish University to Integrate Students from Northern Syria
Iran Seeking to Expand in Syria’s Education Sector as Government Stops Investments
Iran, Russia Also Pushing for Influence in Syrian Education Sector
more
Features
The Future of Damascus: Economic Liberalization and Urban Reorganization
China and Syria Restart an Old Relationship
Iraqi Refugees: A Boon to The Syrian Economy?
Editorial: Syria and Lebanon: A Complicated but Interdependent Relationship
Where Will Syria Stand in a Few Years Time?
more
Finance
Dollar Crosses All-Time High of 700 Pounds as Developments in Lebanon Bite
Syrians’ Average Wealth in 2019 at a Fifth of its 2010 Level – Report
Stock Market Update – October 2019
Syrian Pound Falls to All-time Low as Central Bank Lacks Strategy
Government Plans Tobacco Tax to Raise Revenues
more
Food & Agriculture
Payment Processing Difficulties Likely Behind Syrian Wheat Tender Cancellation
Government Seeking Investors for its Loss-making and Destroyed Food Companies
Tobacco Crop to Decline in 2019
Cotton Crop Increases Again
Two Government Tenders for the Procurement of Sugar
more
Health
Government Seeking Ways for Partial Disinvestment from Health Sector
Ten Pharma Plants See Licence Revoked
Health Insurance Industry Largely Dependent on Public Sector
Cash Shortages Prevent Government from Implementing Investment Projects
Samer Foz to Launch New Pharmaceutical Company
more
Legal
Trademarks Registration Numbers Remain Stable
Increase in Official Publication Fees in Syria
New Law Defines Tasks of Notary Public
AGIP Adds Syria to Patents Database Service
Syria Issues New Copyright Law
more
Manufacturing
New Tax on Steel Imports Following Pressure from Influential Businessmen
Government Subsidizes Bank Loans in Bid to Promote Local Production
Russian Company Bids to Develop Battery Plant in Aleppo
Mixed Data for Syrian Industrial Zones
Syria Raises Tariffs on Copper and Aluminum Cables, Responding to Investors Requests
more
Media
Syrian Advertising Markets Remains Very Small
Information Ministry to Tax Online Advertising as Market Shifts
Al-Waseet Closes Over Decline in Market, Spat Among Shareholders – Report
United Group Reports Stagnant Sales
Decline in Sales of Media Group Highlights Impact of War on Syrian Companies
more
Oil, Gas & Mining
Banias Refinery Blast Could Impact Oil Products Distribution
Cooking Gas Shortages Appear as Mahrukat Seeks to Reassure Public
Oil Inventories Relatively High Before Winter Season
U.S. Decision Postpones Government Plan to Control Oil and Gas Fields
Oil Exhibition Organised by Iranian-linked Body Held in Damascus
more
Politics
Note to Our Readers
Assad Says Extremists Escaping Into Lebanon as Beirut Embassy Plans Shelved
"We Need an Opposition Away from Ideology and Closer to People's Issues."
Iraqi-Majority Damascus Suburb Burns After Deadly Dispute
Human Rights Worst Since 2000 Says Report as Islamists Sentenced Under Law 49
more
Power
Power Utility Calls on Companies to Bid for New Plants but Provides No Funding
Syria Buying Electricity from Private Sector at Price Set in Euros
Exports of Electricity to Lebanon Suspended
Russian Company Offers to Build Power Plant on IPP Terms
Euphrates Dam Reconnects to National Power Grid
more
Real Estate & Construction
Efforts to Attract Investors in Cement Industry Likely to be Thwarted by Market Conditions, Uncertain Prospects
Chinese Interest in Real Estate and Construction Sectors Grows
Qaterji Expanding Investments in Aleppo
Syria Receives First Consignment of Construction Equipment from Russian Firm
Al-Badia to Start Listing on October 15
more
Retail & Trade
Trade with Turkey Declines While Oil Imports from Lebanon Increase
Government Decision Increases Transit Cost Through Syria
New Data for Free Trade Zones
Car Exhibition Kicks Off in Damascus After Eight Years of Suspension
Central Bank Issues List of Goods Prioritized for Import
more
Telecoms & IT
More Pressure on Makhlouf as Government Targets Syriatel
Profits of Mobile Phone Companies Rise at Expense of Syrian Treasury
Iran Negotiating Again Over Syrian Mobile Phone License
MTN-Syria Listing in Stock Exchange Potentially Opening Way for Divestment by Shareholders
Syriatel Set to be Listed in Damascus Securities Exchange
more
Tourism
Profits at State-owned Hotels Increase Slightly
Four Seasons Hotel Renews Contracts with International Agencies, Denies Rumours of Clampdown on Management
French Hotel Group to Manage Two Properties in Damascus
Works on Rami Makhlouf-owned 5-star Hotel Restart in Damascus
Foreign Arrivals on the Rise in Early 2019
more
Transport
Syrian Railways Company to Claim Land it Owns Since Ottoman Times
Government New Airport Plans Highlight Lack of Strategy
Syria Allows Ride-Hailing Service
Only Three Foreign Airlines Still Flying Over Syria
Syria’s Bus Transport Companies Lost Billions since 2011
more
Water
Government Announces Water Projects in Raqqa
Syria to Expand Water Bottling Capacity
Malaysian Company Invests in Syria’s Water Sector
Malaysian Company Eyeing Water Treatment Projects
Limited Rainfalls Threaten Syrian Agriculture, Economy
more
Keywords
Articles that include
All these words
This exact wording or phrase
Sector
All sectors
B2B
Economy
Education
Features
Finance
Food & Agriculture
Health
Legal
Manufacturing
Media
Oil, Gas & Mining
Political documents
Politics
Power
Press review
Real Estate & Construction
Retail & Trade
Telecoms & IT
Tourism
Transport
Water
From date:
Format: 2019-11-16
To date:
Format: 2019-11-16
Most read news
Ten Years of Syria Report
Increase in Official Publication Fees in Syria
Trademarks Registration Numbers Remain Stable
Correction: Elections at Chambers of Commerce
The Banking Sector at the Forefront of Syria’s Economic Reform
Government Increases Significantly Medicines Prices, Reducing Further Purchasing Power of Population
Combating Unemployment, an Urgent Task for the Syrian Government
First Case of H1N1 Reported in Opposition Areas
Wadi Barada Battle Not Only About Water Supplies
New Weekly Funded by Powerful Local Investor Starts Publishing In Damascus
Syrian Universities Rank Poorly in Global Index
Syrian Investor Plays Key Role in Large Online Retail Business Deal
In Bid to Reduce Government Expenses, Three State Entities Merge
Syriatel Sees Surge in Revenues, Remains Market Leader
Syria’s Internet Subscription Costs Rise 20pc
After Two Months Suspension, Water Supplies Resume in Aleppo
Decline in Sales of Media Group Highlights Impact of War on Syrian Companies
Raqqa Chamber of Commerce Holds First Meeting in Four Years
Egyptian Industrial Group Changes Name of Affiliates in Bid to Distance Itself from Syrian Market
Fleeing Conscription, Men Now Form Majority of University Students
