Syria is gradually re-emerging as an area of high interest for investors, driven by new laws, restructuring efforts, and an increasing focus on reconstruction. Understanding the updated legal framework, available incentives, and market challenges is essential for navigating this evolving landscape. 1. Updated Legal Framework & Incentives Investment Law No. 18 (2021) Replaced the 2007 decree and introduced: Multi-year tax exemptions. Customs exemptions for priority sectors. St

After the issuance of Presidential Decree No. 114 of 2025 , Syria has taken a new and confident step toward reshaping its investment environment — especially for foreign investors  seeking clear procedures, protection guarantees, and flexible incentives. Below is your concise guide to understanding how to establish a company in Syria , and how the new decree makes this journey more transparent and secure than ever before. 1. Understanding the New Investment Framework Decree N

In May 2021, Syria enacted a new Investment Law (No. 18/2021) replacing the 2007 decree, creating a more competitive framework, with an intention to overhaul its investment regime to attract foreign capital.. The law, together with its executive regulations, provides broad incentives for both local and foreign investors. For example, projects in priority industries benefit from multi-year tax holidays and customs exemptions, while farmers and tourism developers enjoy full exe

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