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Over 18,000 Firms Registered in Damascus as 1.5M Refugees Return Post-Sanctions

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•The US Embassy reported the registration of over 18,000 new firms in Damascus since sanctions were lifted.
•Approximately 1.5 million refugees have returned to Syria following the easing of sanctions.
•The lifting of sanctions occurred prior to May 2026, enabling these changes.
•Damascus is the primary location for the new business registrations.

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▸If the Syrian government continues to support business growth and refugee reintegration then economic recovery could accelerate, improving living conditions for returning refugees and residents.

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MEMiddle East MonitorOver 18,000 firms registered in Damascus, 1.5M refugees returned since sanctions lifted: US Embassy

Since the lifting of sanctions, more than 18,000 firms have registered in Damascus, and approximately 1.5 million refugees have returned to Syria, according to the US Embassy. This development indicates a significant shift in Syria's economic and social landscape, potentially aiding recovery after years of conflict and displacement.