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Headline: Windows on a wider world Source: Euromoney Date: July 2001 Author: Philip Moore Syria’s commitment to the development of export-oriented sectors and new trade ties is paying off, with new incentives for domestic and foreign investors in place. Privatization, though, is not part of the package and the government is pledged to retain a mixed economy. A more open attitude to international trade is an increasingly important element of Syria’s economic strategy. The most obvious proof has been its commitment to participation in the Euro-Mediterranean Free Trade Project originally drawn up in Barcelona in 1995. |
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