The Vortex of Crises: When the Country Is Run Piecemeal!
How have property expropriation, energy, the treatment of archaeological sites, and arbitrary detention spiraled into self-perpetuating, unresolved crises?
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How have property expropriation, energy, the treatment of archaeological sites, and arbitrary detention spiraled into self-perpetuating, unresolved crises?
What are the Syrian government’s key measures to curb public spending? And how do the cuts affect operational expenditures and investment projects?
The Delinquent Juveniles Law in Syria: What Needs Amending?
Following the lifting of restrictions, can Syria reintegrate into the international financial system?
How have nine successive legislative milestones since 1958 affected real estate ownership in Syria?
How can the rights of landowners be addressed in light of the complexities and accumulated backlog of the expropriation dossier?
What does this path mean for the energy sector in Syria? And how might it relate to Syrian economic interests?
What measures and mechanisms must the government take to address unjust expropriation laws and decrees?
A new session of the Jusoor Salon to discuss recovery challenges, the impact of government policies, and pathways to transition from crisis management to a comprehensive strategic vision.
Is economic pain inevitable before recovery? And does the “valley of tears” theory have sufficient scientific backing?
How does the rise in petroleum product prices impact transportation, production costs, and the prices of goods and services amid fluctuating supply costs?
Are the SDF and the Autonomous Administration inciting oil field workers in al-Hasakah to stage sit-ins and protests after the Syrian government assumed management of these fields?