Shariah targets Syria's $200B economy

The article discusses the Syrian government's vision to increase its economy to around $200 billion within five to ten years, following a significant decline from $60 billion in 2010 to approximately $20 billion in 2024. It forecasts that the economy will reach $50 billion by 2026, with ambitions to boost agricultural production and provide food for about 100 million people through modern technologies, thereby strengthening Syria's status as a regional food basket. The Syrian president also emphasized that the lifting of international sanctions marked a major turning point, noting that investments have already begun flowing in from the Gulf countries and Europe, particularly in real estate and tourism sectors. Meanwhile, Damascus is coordinating with Arab countries to support stability and implement future development plans. The article focused on the government's efforts to achieve economic and political stability in the country and to leverage Syria's strategic position to attract investments and foster growth. It also underscored that their decisions are independent, and that they are working to strengthen their international and regional relations to accomplish their development goals.

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