December 12, 2024 - 12:07
Riad Abd El Raouf, the acting finance minister of Syria, is taking significant steps to revitalize the country’s war-torn economy. With a background in the former regime, Abd El Raouf is proposing a comprehensive plan that includes the reopening of border crossings controlled by rebel groups. This initiative aims to facilitate trade and improve the flow of goods, which has been severely hampered by years of conflict.
Additionally, the minister is advocating for a thorough review of existing agreements with Russia and Iran, two key allies that have played a crucial role in the Syrian conflict. By reassessing these deals, Abd El Raouf hopes to ensure that they are beneficial for the Syrian economy and its long-term recovery.
The economic situation in Syria remains dire, with high unemployment rates and widespread poverty. Abd El Raouf's proposals could be a turning point in efforts to rebuild the nation and restore stability for its citizens. The success of these initiatives will depend on cooperation among various factions and the international community’s response.
