Over 18,000 Firms Registered in Damascus as 1.5M Refugees Return Post-Sanctions
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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.
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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.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸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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