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From new neighbourhoods and commercial towers to leisure developments, Syria's authorities are seeking to attract foreign investors through a sovereign wealth fund created by President Ahmed al-Sharaa ...
News Syria » Latakia » Economy: Syria unveils plans for landmark underwater museum off Latakia coast
Visitors would enter through an underwater structure inspired by the architecture of Palmyra before moving through an area displaying work by Syrian artists ...
News Syria » Latakia » Economy: Latakia Port receives six modern gantry cranes
Latakia Port received six modern fifth-generation rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) cranes on Wednesday as part of its partnership with ...
News Syria » Latakia » Economy: Syria moves to restore Latakia International Airport after Russian handover agreement
LONDON: The Syrian Arab Republic announced on Monday it had started restoring Latakia International Airport, a move officials said would enable passenger service and return the facility to operation ...
News Syria » Latakia » Economy: INTERVIEW – 'Now we feel free': Lawmaker Madonna Bishara on rebuilding Syria after Assad
Bishara, deputy speaker of Syria's parliament, hopes her appointment will open doors for more women in politics | Anadolu ...
News Syria » Latakia » Economy: Emirati firm plans two mega property development projects in Syria
DAMASCUS: Syria on Monday signed a framework agreement with an Emirati company for two huge property development projects as the country boosts efforts to attract foreign investment to finance ...
News Syria » Latakia » Economy: Syrian-Italian mission uncovers 4000-year-old archaeological remains at Tell al-Samhana
The joint Syrian-Italian archaeological mission has uncovered architectural features dating to the Middle and Late Bronze Ages, around ...
News Syria » Latakia » Economy: Taking a Closer Look at Syria’s Economy: Accountability or Business as Usual for Assad’s Cronies?
Over a year since the fall of the Assad regime, Syria stands at a precarious crossroads between repetition of the past and genuine reform. Inheriting an economy rife with cronyism and corruption, the ...