Investment Climate as a Catalyst for Attracting Investment in Syria's Reconstruction Phase
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Syria, Investment Climate, Investments, ReconstructionÖzet
This article analyzes Syria’s investment climate and its capacity to attract capital for reconstruction efforts following years of conflict. It examines the key factors and fundamental principles essential for creating a conducive investment environment in Syria. Additionally, the study explores the relationship between the investment climate, global competitiveness, and the ability to attract both domestic and foreign investment. The analysis also identifies current challenges faced by Syria's investment environment and highlights select successful international practices in this area. The research utilizes both analytical and descriptive methodologies. The findings suggest that establishing an attractive and supportive investment environment is vital for promoting reconstruction initiatives in Syria.
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