Clothing Prices Increase by 300 Percent
Iqtissad (Syrian economic magazine)
March 18, 2014
High prices have put new clothing out of reach for most Syrians
High prices have put new clothing out of reach for most Syrians
Syrian merchants are having to exchange goods instead of receiving cash for exports
Opposition figures say the people of Salamiya have had enough
Homs was under the siege of Assad forces for more than two years
Losing their husband is only the first part of the struggle
The council has been ordered to sack over 500 government employees
Authorities have taken measures to stop the smuggling of cash out of Syria
Mayaleh said the Syrian Pound has been stable in recent months
Halqi said that the burden on government had become heavier recently
The 1 SP coin will also be taken out of circulation
Small and medium size production will be focal point in 2014 budget
MPs call for price protection measures
The new traffic police will direct traffic and issue fines for infringements
There are sufficient quantities of seeds and fertilizers and that there is no impediment in the sale, storage and delivery to all the provinces: PM
The Syrian TV continues portraying children as “terrorists”
Halqi said the international community is averse to a military solution
Halqi has instructed the ministries and public institutions to “rationalize and adjust” expenditure
PM says projects aim to help displaced return
Currency to be resold to civilians at a rate of 175 SP
Government fuel distribution policy remains vague
