A workshop started activities on Saturday to discuss the main pillars of the Central Bank of Syria’s strategy for the period 2026–2030.
The session focused on evaluating the preparation stages and identifying development priorities within the Bank’s role in supporting Syria’s financial and economic stability.
Governor of the Central Bank of Syria, Abdul Qader Husariya, emphasized the importance of the workshop as a key milestone for outlining a roadmap that will guide the Bank’s efforts in the coming years, clarifying its responsibilities and role in supporting and stabilizing the national economy.
Pillars for the Next Phase Dr. Husariya explained that the strategy is based on an objective assessment of challenges and opportunities, and stems from a clear vision of the Central Bank’s role.
It relies on five fundamental pillars forming the backbone of the upcoming phase; Enhancing governance and regulatory oversight in line with international standards. Promoting transparency in exchange rate data.
He further noted that the pillars have been translated into 18 strategic objectives and more than 60 projects and initiatives, organized within detailed roadmaps, implementation tracks, and mease performance indicators.
Successful execution, he emphasized, requires full commitment from departments, rigorous monitoring and accountability, and teamwork.
