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FDI, Financial Sector To Drive Diversification

June 2010 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: Foreign interest in Syria is strong, and will remain so, which is good news for a country with severe political difficulties, the after-effects of a catastrophic drought and a gaping budget deficit.

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