SCPR team participated in the “Arab Spring Economies” regional forum, Held in Dead Sea, Jordan, 17-18 December 2012 Location: Dead…
Read More »Experts meetings and Workshops Workshops series on the roots and impact of the Syrian crisis, conducted before the report launch…
Read More »Experts meetings and Workshops Workshops series on the roots and impact of the Syrian crisis, conducted before the report launch…
Read More »Workshop on Economic Pillar A number of economic experts have met in the 26th of August 2012 at the Syrian…
Read More »A decrease of the investment and particularly public investment contribution to economic growth, and the relatively high contribution of the…
Read More »The weak contribution of real sectors such as agriculture and industry in the economic growth between 2001 and 2010. Whereas,…
Read More »Syria achieved a relatively high economic growth rate with an average of 4.45% between 2001 and 2010. The main source…
Read More »The structural economic, social, and institutional distortions led for Syria to relative decrease in GDP per capita and Human Development…
Read More »A decrease in oil exports and an increase of non-oil exports accompanied with a huge increase in imports have led…
Read More »A relatively low unemployment rate (8%) hiding a dramatic decrease in labor force participation rates as the Syrian economy created…
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