Syria seeks to underpin economic stability

Mohammed Al-Hussein, Syria’s minister of finance, talks to Sudip Roy about the effects of oil price rises and declining domestic production, the development of the country’s banking sector, and efforts at budgetary control and the development of a T-bill market.

Mohammed Al-Hussein, Syria’s minister of finance, talks to Sudip Roy about the effects of oil price rises and declining domestic production, the development of the country’s banking sector, and efforts at budgetary control and the development of a T-bill market.

Mohammed Al-Hussein

“What makes Syria special is its geographical position, its security and political stability and harmony among its people, both Muslims and Christians, and stability in exchange prices”
Mohammed Al-Hussein

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President Assad has forecast that the economy will grow by 6% this year.

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