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Enab Baladi English is a news outlet based in Syria that covers local and regional news, including political developments, security issues, and humanitarian concerns. It reports on events such as government actions, protests, and conflicts in the country.
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Today’s stories
- Al Habtoor Rules Out Syria Partnerships, Awaits OpportunityEmirati businessman Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor stated he will not partner with Syrian entities for investments but remains committed to supporting Syria's economy through existing automotive operations and humanitarian efforts, including providing school desks and planning a large bus project with job creation.
- Poverty Pushes Syria’s Children Into Labor MarketSyria's prolonged war and economic crises have increased child labor, with millions of children leaving school to work, despite existing laws and efforts to combat the issue.
- Syria Opens Gaziantep Consulate, 1,000 Transactions DailySyria opened a new consulate in Turkey's Gaziantep to provide consular services to Syrians in southern Turkey, processing over 1,000 transactions daily through an electronic system.
- Damascus Financial Center Revives Baramkeh PitThe Damascus Financial Center project was launched in Baramkeh district with a $452 million investment, featuring mixed-use towers and infrastructure upgrades to boost economic activity and employment.
- Anadolu Summit Redefines Damascus Ankara Economic TiesThe Anadolu Summit in Gaziantep highlighted efforts to strengthen economic ties between Syria and Turkey, with officials discussing sustainable partnerships, trade expansion, and infrastructure development. Syrian and Turkish ministers emphasized practical steps to boost trade, including opening border crossings and improving logistics. The goal is to increase bilateral trade to $10 billion by 2030.
- Illicit Gain Committee Takes Control of Zuraa HoldingThe Illicit Gain Committee took control of Zuraa Holding, a company owned by businessman Salim Daaboul, and appointed a temporary supervisor. The administration confirmed that al-Qalamoun Private University's operations continue normally.
- Putin Appoints Chaiko to Lead Aerospace ForcesRussia's President Vladimir Putin appointed Colonel General Alexander Chaiko as the new commander in chief of the Russian Aerospace Forces, replacing General Viktor Afzalov. Chaiko previously led Russian forces in Syria and has held various military positions.
- Interior Ministry Reports 235 Islamic State ArrestsThe Syrian Ministry of Interior reported arresting 235 Islamic State members over three months, dismantling seven cells, and seizing weapons and devices. The operations targeted areas including Deir Ezzor and Aleppo.
- Gulf Investment in Syria, Saudi Arabia Most EagerGulf states, particularly Saudi Arabia, are showing increased interest in investing in Syria due to its strategic location and economic opportunities, though challenges like political instability and weak institutions remain.
- How Syria Can Benefit From G7 ParticipationSyrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa will attend the G7 summit in June, marking Syria's first head-of-state-level participation in the forum since 1975. The event offers opportunities for economic recovery, investment, and international cooperation, with a focus on strengthening institutional reforms and aligning with global standards.
- US Bill Seeks to Repeal Two Syria Sanctions LawsA US bipartisan bill aims to repeal two Syria sanctions laws, the Syria Accountability Act of 2003 and the Syria Human Rights Accountability Act of 2012, to facilitate lifting economic sanctions against Syria. The bill is expected to move through the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and Congress.
- Germany Gives $1M to Support Syria Missing Persons EffortsGermany pledged $1 million to support Syria's efforts to locate missing persons, in collaboration with the Syrian government and the Independent Institution on Missing Persons. The institution highlighted challenges in determining the exact number of missing persons and the complexity of the issue.
- Raqqa Roads and Bridges Get $15 Million PlanSyria's Ministry of Transport announced a $15 million plan to repair roads and bridges in Raqqa, focusing on strategic routes and damaged infrastructure caused by floods and years of neglect.
- Why the Syrian Pound Is Falling Against the DollarThe Syrian pound's exchange rate against the dollar fell to 14,500 for buying and 14,560 for selling, reflecting a decline due to factors like the gap between official and black market rates, increased demand for dollars for imports, and weak production. The Central Bank's fixed rate has not addressed these issues, leading to speculation and further depreciation.
- Syria, Turkey Discuss Trade and Investment in GaziantepSyrian and Turkish ministers met in Gaziantep to discuss enhancing economic and trade relations, focusing on joint investments and trade zones between Aleppo and Gaziantep.