AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPower and Grids: Türkiye has earned $500 million from electricity exports since early 2025, with Syria among the destinations seeing increased supply. Damascus has also agreed to buy 6.5 million prepaid electricity meters from a Chinese firm, prompting questions about costs for consumers. Trade Links: Syria and Jordan signed 11 cooperation agreements covering trade, transport, investment and supply chains. Plans include round-the-clock border operations, improved customs links and a $47 million highway project. Industrial Investment: Baladna and Gürmen Group signed an agreement to explore textile manufacturing in Syria. Damascus is also in talks on a refinery project valued at $6 billion to $8 billion. Reconstruction Finance: Saudi Arabia signed more than $403 million in development loans for Syrian infrastructure projects. Market Pressure: Prices remain high despite gains in the Syrian pound, keeping pressure on households and businesses.
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