Syria
September 9, 2000
Syrian Foreign Minister Farouq Shara has discussed the Middle East peace efforts with US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright in New York.
September 7, 2000
Syria's official press accuse the United States of displaying bias towards Israel, jeopardizing Middle East peace efforts.
The Syrian Oil Minister, Mohammed Maher Jamal has asserted that Syria will have a stable production volume at least through the year 2020.
The Syrian parliament is studying bills that would authorize the creation of a stock market and the formation of banks with mixed public and private capital, officials and the press said Monday.
September 6, 2000
Iran's Minister of Industries Gholamreza Shafe'i has termed the participation of Iran at the 47th Damascus International Trade Fair as a positive step
The Syrian parliament is studying bills that would authorize the creation of a stock market and the formation of banks with mixed public and private capital.
The Syrian parliament is studying bills that would authorize the creation of a stock market and the formation of banks with mixed public and private capital.
September 3, 2000
Syrian Oil Minister Maher Jamal has denied suggestions that the country's oil production will end in 2010, saying "stable production" will continue until 2020.
August 31, 2000
Iran's Industries Minister Gholam-Reza Shafeie calls on Iranian and Syrian traders to contribute to the expansion of Tehran-Damascus trade cooperation
August 30, 2000
Syria's Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade Mohammed Imadi discuss with visiting Sudanese Minister of Economy Makki Balayli the economic cooperation
August 29, 2000
The regulation of the banking activity in the Syrian free zones, which was made public last May, authorized the establishment of banking institutions offering all banking products and services, provid
August 28, 2000
The Syrian Hama cotton threads company sold a total of 3,955 tons in domestic and foreign sales, valued at SP 587 million ($12 million) in the first half of 2000.
Specialists at the Syrian oil ministry have estimated that the cost of building a new oil refinery in the central region would reach $1.1 billion.
Recently publicized statistics, issued by the Syrian-Lebanese Supreme Council, have revealed that the latest exchanges show a decrease in Lebanese exports to Syria, and an increase in Syrian imports b
Riyadh Seif, a Syrian parliament member and industrialist, was recently quoted saying that the local per capita income was still extremely low.