AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSyria-Iraq Trade: Damascus-based exporters say access to Iraq is improving after border crossings reopened, but Turkish competition and weaker Iraqi purchasing power are squeezing margins; the Damascus Chamber of Commerce urges lower production and transport costs plus more reliable market access. Energy & Investment: Syria’s gas sector is in focus as the country signs/advances deals with major U.S. energy firms (including ConocoPhillips and Novaterra) to revive production, with the Syrian Petroleum Company and partners discussing output and development terms. Regional Logistics: AD Ports Group is expanding shipping and logistics links across the Gulf—new services between UAE and Iraq (Khalifa Port to Umm Qasr) are positioned to boost trade flows touching Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and wider GCC routes. Humanitarian Context: UNICEF reports it maintained key support for children in 2025 despite major funding cuts, highlighting ongoing strain across conflict zones including Syria. Business Climate Note: Syria’s start-ups and innovation push continues to be framed as a path to rebuild economic activity amid instability.
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