وكالة الأنباء القطرية
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The International Monetary Fund expects the Syrian economy to grow by more than 10% in 2026, benefiting from improvements in the productive and service sectors and the implementation of economic reforms. Syria has been gradually recovering since 2025, supported by the return of approximately 1.5 million refugees, increased consumer and investor confidence, and efforts to offset the effects of drought that impacted the agricultural sector. The public finances recorded a modest surplus for 2025, with projections of rising revenues in 2026 due to growth in tax, customs, and hydrocarbon sector incomes. Inflation has increased due to external factors such as rising import prices, especially for fuel and food commodities. The report recommends continuing to strengthen public financial management, developing the banking sector, improving financial legislation, and fighting money laundering and terrorism financing to ensure sustainable growth.
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