💨 Abstract
After a six-month shutdown, the Damascus Securities Exchange reopened as Syria's new leaders aim to revive the economy post-civil war. Finance Minister Mohammed Yisr says the stock market will boost economic development, focusing on digital advancements. The reopening coincides with easing international sanctions and a $7 billion energy project deal with Qatari, Turkish, and U.S. firms to rebuild Syria's electricity grid.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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