The decision comes at a moment when Syria is struggling to revive its industrial base, attract capital and restore economic activity after years of conflict, sanctions and widespread destruction.
As Syrian courts begin handing down sentences, a larger question remains: will accountability extend to the military leadership responsible for the forces involved?
Three broad scenarios emerge when assessing how Israel’s policy toward Syria could evolve following the Knesset elections, Iyad al-Jaafari writes for Syria TV.
Syrian President Ahmed al‑Sharaa issued Presidential Decrees No. 190 and 191 on Sunday, appointing new heads to two of the country’s most influential economic institutions: the Syrian Petroleum Corporation and the Syrian Sovereign Wealth Fund.
Suweida Governor Mustafa al‑Bakkour has renewed his call for a serious and inclusive dialogue between the Syrian government and the residents of the province, Syria TV writes.
Barniya stated that the government is coordinating with the World Bank and several donor countries to create a multilateral trust fund aimed at financing early recovery and infrastructure rehabilitation.