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Frequently Asked Questions About The Syria Report

What does the Syria Report offer?
The Syria Report is an online economic news service and database. It provides weekly updates on the following:

  • Economic news on Syria
  • A database of the largest Syrian institutions, including information on their activity, financial statements, contact details of managers, etc.
  • Several economic and political databases
  • The Syrian Official Gazette

The Syria Report also publishes various business profiles, reports, and charts on key sectors of the Syrian economy, entities, and businesspeople. 

When was The Syria Report founded?
The Syria Report was launched in October 2001 from Paris, France. 

Who is behind The Syria Report?
The Syria Report is owned by a French/Lebanese citizen of Syrian descent, Jihad Yazigi. The publication is wholly independent and has no links to any religious, social or political organisations.

How can we read The Syria Report?
The Syria Report is accessible only to subscribers. Access is possible through an ID and password that readers enter each time they want to access the publication. IP access is available for large institutions. 

How much does it cost to read The Syria Report?
We charge an annual fee of 1,350 euros. Large corporations and institutions can receive offers for multi-user subscriptions. 

Who reads The Syria Report?
The Syria Report is read by hundreds of institutions. They include global corporations, academic institutions, think tanks, diplomatic institutions, etc.

How can we pay for a subscription?
You can pay by either wire transfer or credit card.

Is it safe to pay by credit card?
Yes, it is entirely safe. Our online payment service is managed by Stripe, a global provider of secure online payment services.

Where do you get your information from?
We collect our information from the large network of contacts built by the team of The Syria Report, from official sources and statistics, and from interviews with key individuals and decision-makers. 

Help
If you have any questions, please contact our customer service team here.

News

  • Fuel Price Hike Triggers Largest Protests Since Fall of Assad Regime15-09-2026
  • Iraqi Fuel Exports Through Syria Surge as Hormuz Disruptions Reshape Regional Trade15-09-2026
  • Guest Analysis: The Politics of Making Syria Investable15-09-2026

Library

  • Chart: Number of School Students in Syria (2007-2026)15-09-2026
  • September 16, 2026 – Our Press Selection (34 reports, papers, and articles published over the past week on Syria)15-09-2026
  • Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Cooperation with the IAEA on Nuclear Materials15-09-2026

Data

  • Breakdown of Syria-Iraq Trade (2024)15-09-2026
  • Return of Refugees to Syria (September 2026)15-09-2026
  • Distribution and Return of IDPs in Syria (September 2026)15-09-2026

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