Syrian Economy Shifts Amid Dubai Influence
Syria aims to rebuild its economy after years of war and sanctions by launching a vision for a more open and diversified economy. The government expects the gross domestic product to grow from around $20 billion in 2024 to about $50 billion in 2026, with plans to reach $200 billion within five to ten years through attracting investments and expanding economic sectors. The vision includes strengthening the country's position as a strategic trading and investment hub thanks to its geographical location, leveraging projects such as the development of the Tartus port, transforming agriculture into a modern, technology-driven sector, and focusing on enhancing regional stability to ensure the achievement of these goals.
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