Doing business in Syria can involve a range of risks, from economic uncertainty and changing regulations to security concerns and difficulties with banking or supply chains. Businesses looking to enter or operate in the Syrian market need to understand these challenges before making investment decisions. Managing business risk involves identifying potential problems, assessing how they […]
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Syria’s energy sector is undergoing a period of reconstruction and transition. Years of conflict have damaged power-generation facilities, transmission infrastructure and distribution networks, leaving many communities and businesses with unreliable access to electricity. According to UNDP, more than 70% of Syria’s power plants and transmission lines have sustained significant damage, while national electricity-generation capacity has […]
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Syria’s agricultural sector is entering a period of significant transition. After more than a decade of conflict, disrupted supply chains, damaged infrastructure and limited access to international markets, agriculture is once again being positioned as an important part of the country’s economic recovery. Within this broader agricultural sector, organic farming presents a potential niche for […]
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Syria is in the early stages of one of the most significant economic transitions in the region. Following the fall of the Assad government in December 2024, the United States, the European Union, and the United Kingdom have progressively rolled back sanctions, Syria’s banking system is reconnecting to correspondent networks abroad, and the interim government […]
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Starting a business in Syria involves more than choosing a business idea and registering a company. Entrepreneurs need to complete several administrative and legal steps before they can begin operating, and the time required can vary depending on the type of business and the registration process involved. For local and foreign entrepreneurs alike, understanding the […]
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Employers in Syria look for more than technical qualifications and work experience when hiring new employees. Soft skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving and adaptability can influence how effectively someone works with colleagues, handles challenges and contributes to a business. These skills are becoming increasingly important as Syrian businesses adapt to changing economic conditions, new […]
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