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Syria has temporarily increased the prices of petroleum derivatives due to the exceptional rise in global costs for securing oil products. This measure coincides with the Baniyas refinery entering a comprehensive two-month maintenance period. The Minister of Energy explained that the increase resulted from higher costs for gasoline and diesel, driven by a decline in global supply, increased shipping and insurance expenses, and disruptions in production and supply in Russia and the Middle East. Syria relies on importing about 60% of its diesel and gasoline needs, with a daily consumption of approximately 7.72 million liters of diesel and 2.32 million liters of gasoline, while only a limited portion of these quantities are produced locally.
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