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The cement sector in Syria is facing increasing pressures due to rising production, energy, and transportation costs. There is a significant gap between local production, which amounts to approximately four million tons annually, and demand that reaches around nine million tons. The regional escalation, global energy price hikes, and declining efficiency of production lines have all contributed to higher manufacturing costs. This has prompted the government to contract with companies to import raw materials at lower costs. Experts predict that the rising prices of cement could impact construction and reconstruction projects, which are among the country's top priorities.
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