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Agricultural Inputs and Commodity Price Bulletin in the Syrian Arab Republic, July 2025 – Issue #43

Year of publication 2025

Place of publication Damascus, Syrian Arab Republic ;

Pages 16

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Journal, magazine, bulletin

Synopsis (short abstract) The economy of the Syrian Arab Republic remains significantly weakened following fourteen years of protracted civil unrest, instability and continued localized conflict. Agriculture the backbone of the country’s economy, is among the most affected sectors, owing to prolonged widespread displacement of farming households and severe damage and destruction of the sector’s critical infrastructure. Additionally, the sector faces complex challenges of climate change, environmental degradation, economic decline including high inflation rates, currency scarcity, which altogether contribute to declining productivity.

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