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The Road Through Damascus

Economy
Syria
Commencé August 31, 2026

How Syria can capitalize on the post-Hormuz economy

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The Road Through Damascus

Foreign Affairs (United States) | Aug 31, 2026

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Strict economic sanctions will continue to impede Syria's recovery in the post-Hormuz landscape.

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Relying solely on foreign aid will not lead to lasting economic stability in Syria.

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Any Syrian economic strategy requires transparent governance mechanisms that allow international partners to verify that revenues are not captured by regime elites or militant groups.

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Ignoring humanitarian needs will undermine any economic initiatives in Syria after Hormuz.

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Whether or not Syria attracts foreign investment, it must establish independent customs authorities and border agencies to prevent smuggling and corruption from undermining legitimate trade.

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Syria's geographic advantage as a land bridge to Europe only creates lasting economic value if it builds domestic institutions that credibly enforce contracts and protect foreign investors.

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Syria should prioritize developing its infrastructure to enhance trade routes post-Hormuz.

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The Syrian government should avoid corruption to ensure effective economic development post-Hormuz.

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Syria must prioritize local businesses and entrepreneurship as a foundation for economic growth.

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Syria's government must engage in international partnerships to boost its economy after Hormuz.

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