AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAgriculture & Food Security: Syria’s Grain Establishment says the 2026 wheat harvest delivered 2.7 million tonnes, beating the 2.55 million tonnes annual need—meaning no imports are required this season, with grain being moved into silos and fumigated to preserve quality. Trade & Industry: Syria is pushing higher-value exports, with olive oil, cumin, anise, citrus, summer fruits, and Aleppo pistachios highlighted; Iraq, Jordan, and Gulf markets are key, while land crossings make commerce easier. Ports & Logistics: Syria has begun operations at Tartus Port after a Russian handover, signaling renewed capacity for cargo handling and commercial activity. Energy & Infrastructure: Turkey is pursuing a new electricity corridor linking Saudi Arabia through Jordan and Syria, aiming to expand power trade and support Syria’s electricity needs, alongside plans to reactivate transmission lines and supply gas for generation in Aleppo. Regional Security & Nuclear File: Syria says it will host an IAEA delegation to announce progress on removing Assad-era nuclear material, while Israeli officials claim the U.S. could use the Syrian operation as a model for Iran. Local Governance & Cost of Living: TEV-DEM calls for urgent solutions to the economic crisis in Hesekê, citing rising fuel, electricity, food, and medicine prices plus infrastructure gaps. Agricultural Land Under Fire: Israeli artillery shells hit agricultural land near Hamidiya in Quneitra, with no casualties reported.
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