Sharia: Economic Changes Need Bold Moves

The article discusses the developments in Syria's economic and social policies after two decades of war. According to the Syrian president, the country is shifting from a situation characterized by security and political issues to an opportunity for stability and economic growth. Sheikh predicted that Syria's economy will grow from $20 billion in 2024 to approximately $50 billion by 2026, with an ambitious goal of reaching $200 billion within 5 to 10 years, assuming regional stability. He emphasized that Syria is moving toward implementing comprehensive economic reforms aimed at reducing bureaucracy, expanding the role of the private sector, rebuilding institutions, and achieving stability. He also highlighted regional risks but stated that Syria is striving to strengthen its relationships with Arab countries and to achieve decision-making independence without being affiliated with any external entity. The focus remains on restoring its position in regional trade, supply chains, and energy. Additionally, he praised efforts to lift international sanctions as a crucial step toward revitalizing the country's economy.

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