AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNuclear Cooperation: Syria says its Country Programme Framework with the UN’s IAEA (2026–2031) will speed the transfer of peaceful nuclear technology, with work planned across safety, health, agriculture, water, energy planning, and industrial uses. Energy & Industry: Syria is set to introduce subsidized diesel at 115 SYP/l for heating, agriculture and eligible consumers, plus a higher subsidized grade at 150 SYP/l for some productive sectors, as refinery upgrades and small-refinery restarts aim to stabilize supplies after price protests. Payments & Remittances: Thunes expands its cross-border payout network to six Middle East markets, including Syria, adding bank, wallet, and cash-pickup routes via API or Swift connectivity. Banking Investment: Estithmar’s Masaref Holding completes its 48.68% stake transfer in Shahba Bank, signaling plans to grow branches, digital banking, SME financing, and cybersecurity. Culture Under Fire: A new study highlights how Syrian archaeologists helped rescue about 30,000 artifacts from the Deir ez-Zor Museum during the ISIS threat in 2014–2015.
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