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Researchers suggest Syria exit E:1 group
The article aimed to explore opportunities to improve trade and economic relations between the United States and Syria after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime. It called for removing Syria from the "E:1" group and opening a dialogue about a comprehensive trade and investment agreement. The article noted that relations between the two countries had experienced a period of cooperation during the 1960s, but deteriorated after the Ba'ath Party's coup in 1963. However, the fall of Assad's regime and the power vacuum in 2024 present an opportunity to rebuild on new foundations. The article emphasized the need to remove ongoing American restrictions, including lifting Syria from the "E:1" classification and encouraging the signing of a bilateral agreement that protects American investors. It also highlighted the importance of developing an investment framework that enhances rights protection and facilitates dispute resolution. Furthermore, it pointed to the significance of the Syrian project connecting Asia and Europe through regional connectivity, amid international competition from Russia, China, and Arab countries. The article predicted that concluding a bilateral trade and investment agreement could help strengthen legal confidence and attract American investments, despite continuing some financial and regulatory obstacles.
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