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Power Infrastructure: Syria’s Electricity Company signed a deal with China’s Wasion to supply 6.5 million prepaid smart meters, including units for homes, businesses and industry. The agreement covers software and grid-monitoring systems, but financing and consumer costs remain unclear. Trade and Logistics: Syria and Jordan signed 11 agreements as trade nearly tripled to $330 million. Plans include a rail corridor toward Saudi Arabia and Türkiye and round-the-clock operations at the Jaber-Nassib crossing. Shipping company ONE also appointed Seanautics as its Syrian agent, expanding services through Damascus and Latakia. Manufacturing: Qatar’s Baladna and Türkiye’s Gürmen Group signed an MoU to explore textile production in Syria. Reconstruction: Syria is in talks on a refinery project estimated at $6 billion to $8 billion; Saudi Arabia has also committed more than $403 million in loans for Syrian infrastructure and public services.

Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.

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Syria has no plans to send troops to fight Houthis in Yemen 'in near future'

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Iraq sets ambitious target to more than double oil production by 2030

Iraq sets ambitious target to more than double oil production by 2030

Syria Signs Deal With China for 6.5 Million Prepaid Electricity Meters, Raising Questions Over Consumer Costs 

Syria Signs Deal With China for 6.5 Million Prepaid Electricity Meters, Raising Questions Over Consumer Costs 

From Palestine to Lebanon, and now Syria, Israel is destroying the Arab olive harvest

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