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Jihad Yazigi

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As seen in: The Syria Report, Le Monde, Brookings Institution, Middle East Eye, Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, European Council on Foreign Relations, News Deeply, ips-journal.eu, IPG, Business Update France
Editor-in-chief of The Syria Report, retweets not endorsement, jihad.yazigi@syria-report.com
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Implementation of Renewable Energy Projects Lags, Off-Grid Solar Projects Increase

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By Jihad Yazigi 
| The Syria Report
Renewable energy represents a minor share of Syria's electricity output, but its role is expanding: between 2024 and 2025, the installed capacity of off-grid solar has increased from 1,500 megawatts (MW) to 2,060 MW, and solar energy systems are increasingly being implemented to support water supply. Standard subscription Membership Required
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Syrian Investment Authority Grants Investment Licenses for Two Major Industrial Projects

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By Jihad Yazigi 
| The Syria Report
The Syrian Investment Authority has issued Decision No. 3 and No. 4, dated 29 April 2026 (see Official Gazette No. 20), granting an investment licence for two major industrial projects. The first one is a food industries project located in Rural Damascus, while the second is a cement production project in Tartous. Standard subscription Membership Required
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Retirees Receive New Pay Rise as Damascus Expands Wage Increase Effort

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By Jihad Yazigi 
| The Syria Report
Following wage increases for civil servants announced in March, the Syrian government has announced an increase in pensions paid to retirees, which authorities describe as part of a broader effort to improve living conditions.
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