Syria produces enough wheat again

For the first time since 2010, Syria has achieved self-sufficiency in wheat production, surpassing the amount of wheat received from farmers, which has an annual target of 2.55 million tons, reaching 2.7 million tons in the current season. This comes after years of decreased production due to a conflict that has lasted over 13 years, which has led to the destruction of the agricultural sector and dependence on imports from Russia mainly. Additionally, the drought waves that Syria experienced, most notably in 2025, have contributed to the decline in agricultural output, prompting the government to import to meet the food needs of the market. While Syria was self-sufficient before the conflict, this current achievement reflects the recovery and revival of the agricultural sector after years of damage and upheaval.

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