Latest economic and financial news about Syria, currency markets, and regional economy updates.
The first A Jet flight from Istanbul's Sabiha Airport landed at Aleppo International Airport on 23 April 2026, executing a resumption of Turkish carrier service that Syria's civil aviation authority had authorized four days earlier.
Read More →Iraq's border authority chief said reopening the Rabiah–Yaarubiya crossing with Syria will lift bilateral trade by about 20% in the first phase, after a joint ceremony held earlier this week.
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The Syrian government has moved all state salaries to Syrian pounds, closing a dual-dollar-and-pound payroll that ran from late 2024. A 50% wage increase takes effect on 1 May 2026 under a presidential decree.
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The Ministry of Economy and Industry ordered a nationwide tightening of meat-shop rules on 23 April 2026, banning pre-ground meat displays and requiring butchers to grind on request in full view of the customer.
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Sixteen new investors, including a Chinese iron manufacturer, subscribed to plots in Homs's Hasya Industrial City by 23 April 2026 under a subscription round offering 76 serviced plots, officials said.
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Central Bank Governor Abdulkader Husrieh announced on 23 April 2026 the creation of the Damascus Market for Foreign Currencies and Gold, citing Prime Minister Decision 189 of 2025 and targeting a unified, transparent exchange rate.
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Syria's Agriculture Ministry says recent storms, hail and floods will cut 2026 crop output, with the highest damage rates in Daraa countryside and damage to Idlib's Al-Sayha earthen dam.
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Syria's Ministry of Local Administration and Environment signed a memorandum of understanding with Turkey's Türksat on 21 April 2026, targeting data centers, smart-city platforms and a drop in real estate paperwork from weeks to one or two hours.
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Central Bank Governor Abdul Qader Al-Hasriya said developing Syria's money-changing sector is now essential to confidence in the financial system, citing unchecked informal markets and legacy laws ignored under the former government.
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Syria's energy minister said Jordanian gas imports and maintenance have pushed continuous electricity supply to 24 hours a day in parts of the country for the first time in years.
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