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The Syrian Ministry of Energy has announced a new plan to address the rising prices of petroleum derivatives. The plan includes offering three types of diesel at different prices depending on the use: a subsidized version at 115 Syrian pounds per liter for heating and agriculture, a price of 150 pounds for some productive uses, and the standard price at 175 pounds, which has a true cost estimated at around 206 pounds per liter. Additionally, the ministry has announced the resumption of operation of domestic refineries with a capacity of up to 35,000 barrels per day, aimed at increasing local diesel production and reducing dependence on imports. This follows a temporary shutdown of the refinery due to necessary technical maintenance, and efforts to boost its capacity to 130,000 barrels per day. These measures are being implemented against the backdrop of rising global costs and the suspension of the Baniyas refinery, with the overarching goal of stabilizing the market and alleviating burdens on consumers and the economic sectors.
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