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The Syrian Ministry of Communications is heading toward an unprecedented expansion and development of the postal sector, aiming to transform the postal service into an integrated platform for providing governmental, financial, and digital services, while reducing costs and efforts for citizens. During the first half of the year, 66 new postal offices were established, 125 previously inactive offices were reactivated, and offices in Raqqa and Al-Hasakeh were reopened, along with the opening of a new office in Sweida. These efforts have increased the total number of offices to 327. Additionally, pensions and social security benefits have been delivered to over 300,000 beneficiaries, along with the issuance of banking documents and financial services. A future plan is also in place to launch new services, including international money transfers and e-commerce. These initiatives aim to strengthen Syria’s international postal connections and improve service quality through infrastructure updates and cooperation with the private sector, all within the framework of the digital transformation strategy.
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