Central Bank Pegs USD at 221.68 Pounds
SANA (State news agency)
March 11, 2015
Syrian pound slides further as CBS sets new official exchange rates
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Syrian pound slides further as CBS sets new official exchange rates
Prime minister assures Cabinet that stability of the Syrian economy is a prime concern
Lira continues to collapse as the Assad regime fails to control rising inflation
New Islamic State recruits from the province of Deir-ez-Zor will receive a pay rise in order to attract local fighters to the organisation
Economy and banking expert claims the recent government directives to deter major market offenders may have come too late
As the pound plummets to 50-year low, Syria’s Central Bank offers 65 million USD to break its fall
The Ministry of Education carries out maintenance and restoration operations in a number of destroyed schools
ISIS releases and compensates boy in first act of its kind
Humanitarian crisis threatens southern suburbs of Damascus as siege continues
ISIS distributed sums of money to poor families in Raqqa, telling people that this money is ‘Zakat’ collected from the rich of the city
Allocations for social subsidies have been increased by 3,685 billion SP
Assembly considers unproductive spending and increasing productivity
Fourth grade students enrolled in recent summer program while others will take classes until April next year
Meeting living expenses is a daily priority for Syrians, who are paying the costs of this conflict and the difficult conditions it has generated
More than 20 children received the vaccines from field hospitals in the countryside of Maaret al-Numan
The Cabinet has approved the budget bill for 2015 for a total amount of 1,554 billion Syrian Pounds
Displaced inside Syria are subjected to some of the harshest treatment
Mayyaleh says intervention will continue through both conventional and unconventional methods to increase imports and curb speculation.
Halki outlines budget aims at the Higher Council of Economic and Social Planning
Pleas to the opposition institutions have fallen on deaf ears
