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Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce: Lifting Sanctions would encourage economists return homeland

Published: 2025/05/14 10:35 AM
Updated: 2025/05/14 10:35 AM
Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce: Lifting Sanctions would encourage economists return homeland

Damascus, SANA- Chairman of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce, Mr. Alaa Omar al-Ali, has stated that the decision by U.S. President Donald Trump to lift sanctions on Syria would encourage economists to return to their homeland and lead to a significant flow of investments.

Al-Ali explained that many economists have been waiting for this step to transfer their funds to Syria and start various commercial and industrial activities, which would positively impact the Syrian people by improving their living conditions and providing essential services.

He emphasized that lifting sanctions means global businesses and individuals can engage in trade with Syria, increasing exports and imports, supporting the Syrian economy, and accelerating its recovery.

He expressed gratitude to those who contributed to the decision to lift the sanctions, which had been imposed due to the actions of the deposed Assad regime.

Al-Ali called on traders and economists to return to their country, invest their resources, remove obstacles hindering economic diversification, and contribute to the development that Syrians aspire to achieve.

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