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  1. Feb 18, 2021 · Syria’s economic crisis is not entirely due to its own economic malpractice and corruption in the system. In fact, the ongoing Lebanese cash crisis has accelerated Syria’s economic collapse. After years of anti-government protests, political and financial mismanagement and corruption, and a banking crisis caused by spiraling debt, Lebanese banks trapped Syrian cash.

  2. Apr 14, 2022 · Syria's Economic Update — April 2022. Socio-economic conditions are deteriorating rapidly in Syria, affected by a range of shocks including prolonged armed conflict, economic sanctions, the COVID-19 pandemic, a severe drought, deepening economic crises in neighboring Lebanon and Turkey, and the economic consequences of the war in Ukraine and ...

  3. Jan 31, 2022 · Syria is facing the worst economic crisis since the war began—a situation that is likely to deepen in 2022 and exacerbate food insecurity for millions. The crisis is driven by a range of factors, including the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic collapse in neighboring Lebanon (also on the Watchlist this year).

    • How Bad Is The Crisis?
    • What Is Driving The Deterioration?
    • What Is The Situation in opposition-controlled areas?
    • Could Another Mass Uprising occur?

    The Syrian pound hit an all-time low of 7,000 pounds to the dollar on the black market last week before rebounding to around 6,000. It’s still a significant plunge, given the rate was around 3,600 one year ago. The central bank increased the official exchange rate from 3,015 to 4,522 on Monday, apparently trying to entice people to use the official...

    Apart from years of war, sanctions and widespread corruption, Syria’s economy has gone through a series of shocks since 2019, beginning with the collapse of Lebanon’s financial systemthat year. “Given the open borders between Syria and Lebanon and both of them (being) increasingly cash based economies,” their markets are inextricably linked, said N...

    Every year, residents of makeshift displacement camps in the last rebel-held stronghold in the northwestern province of Idlib suffer through storms and freezing weather. This winter, they have also been hit by the economic crisis in neighboring Turkey, which controls large swaths of territory, as well as by rising prices and shrinking aid caused by...

    If the crisis continues, there will likely be more protests, analysts said. But they largely dismissed the possibility of a new nationwide anti-government uprising like the one that erupted in 2011, prompting a bloody crackdown that threw the country into civil war. Daher noted that recent protests have been fragmented and localized. For now, he sa...

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  5. Feb 25, 2021 · A nine-month-old baby eats a nutritional peanut paste at a clinic in Tartous, Syria. Syria’s fragile economy has “suffered multiple shocks” over the past 18 months, with its currency plummeting and joblessness swelling as people struggle to cover their basic needs, the UN Emergency Relief Coordinator told the Security Council on Thursday.

  6. Sep 12, 2023 · 12 September 2023 Economic Development. The “dire needs” of Syrians have been systematically ignored during more than 12 years of brutal conflict in the country, the UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria warned on Tuesday. In its latest report, the UN Human Rights Council (OHCHR) body found that attacks on civilians, escalating fighting ...

  7. Jan 11, 2023 · DWANE BROWN, HOST: In Syria, fighting in the civil war has become less frequent and the regime of President Bashar Assad has solidified its hold on much of the country. But even in places ...