Syria discusses public financial management reform with EU and OECD
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What happened
Syria’s Finance Minister Mohammed Yisr Barnieh met with delegations from the European Union, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, and the SIGMA Programme in Damascus. The discussions centered on public financial management reform, including modernizing the tax system, improving public debt management, and strengthening governance. The two sides agreed to coordinate a joint action plan through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Why it matters
The meeting underscores Syria’s commitment to financial reform and institutional strengthening. This engagement with international partners is part of the country's broader efforts to build more efficient state financial institutions and attract economic investment.
The agricultural sector in Syria is transitioning from recovery to investment, supported by international donors and focused on modernizing production.
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Who's involved
- SyriaThe country undergoing financial reform and seeking international technical assistance.
- Ministry of Economy and IndustryThe government ministry driving economic policy and recovery efforts in Syria.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
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Syria could see increased foreign investment and improved state financial institution efficiency due to the public financial management reforms.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Minister of Economy and Industry issued a decision reconstituting a council in Syria.Sub-event
- Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani announced a national recovery plan for the country.Sub-event
- Syria is modernizing its insurance sector through reforms led by the finance ministry.Sub-event
- The Ministry of Economy and Industry is discussing economic cooperation and investment partnerships with the Czech Republic for Syria's reconstruction.Sub-event
Ministry of Economy and Industry drives economic recovery efforts in Syria.1 source
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The agricultural sector in Syria is demonstrating a transition from recovery to investment, supported by international donors and focused on modernizing production.Also in this story
- The World Bank provides a six-year, $175 million grant for agricultural development in Syria.
- Delegations met to discuss economic cooperation and investment opportunities in Syria, specifically involving the U.S. government and business sector.
- Amal for Relief and Development signed an MOU with the Fruit Association in Douma and the chamber of agriculture to support rural development.
The entities involved
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Ministry of Economy and Industry
government ministry of Syria
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Syria
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Related events
- Ministry of Agriculture in Syria coordinates with the World Bank to fund the STAR project for Syrian recovery.
- The International Finance Corporation discussed prospects for operations in Syria, including potential private sector recovery support, involving the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- UN discusses recovery programs with Syrian officials.
- Syria is discussing economic cooperation and investment opportunities.
- The Finance Ministry operates within the governmental structure of Syria, and markets in Damascus are located within the country of Syria.