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Saudi Arabia announces $6.4 billion in Syria investments
DAMASCUS, July 24 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia announced $6.4 billion of investments in Syria on Thursday, reflecting the kingdom's deepening ties with interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa's government as it seeks to rebuild Syria after a 14-year civil war.
Saudi Business Delegation Arrives in Syria; Deals Worth $4 Billion to $6 Billion Seen Being Signed
Saudi Arabia's investment minister led a business delegation travelling to Syria on Wednesday, where they were expected to sign deals worth $4 billion to $6 billion as part of Riyadh's efforts to support the country's post-war recovery.
"Trust must exist first and foremost," Syrian Democratic Council representative to the U.S. Sinam Mohamad told Newsweek.
An explosion at an ammunition depot in northern Syria on Thursday killed at least seven people and wounded scores, rescuers ...
The U.S. State Department has called for an immediate investigation into the recent death of a U.S. citizen in Syria, and ...
A video purporting to show the execution-style murder of American Hosam Saraya raises new questions about the Trump-endorsed ...
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Syria’s Fault Lines Are Getting Harder to BridgeRecent violence between Druze and Bedouins is a reminder of how elusive the goal of a cohesive Syria remains, and how easily ...
The Assad family ruled Syria for over five decades. A Reuters series reveals the country’s transformation after the ...
Sale, Syria’s minister of emergency and disaster management, said rescue teams were carrying out an evacuation. Two people ...
A scholar of religious minorities and the Middle East explains the historical persecution and marginalization of the Alawite ...
Turkish officials say Syria’s interim government has requested Turkey’s help to boost its defense capabilities.
Also in our car was Hwaida Saad, a longtime Lebanon reporter for The Times who had covered Syria in depth and with great ...
The Druze live in pockets across the Middle East, and Israeli members of the community want Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ...
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