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Syria's Recovery Package

Sector: Reconstruction • Location: Syria

Source: The Borgen Project

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Planned

The $6.5 billion pledge aims to revitalize Syria's reconstruction efforts following the political transition after President Bashar al-Assad's departure. This financial commitment supports the new leadership in stabilizing and rebuilding the country after the civil war, focusing on physical reconstruction, strengthening civil society, and addressing widespread displacement.

Status
Prospective
Sector
Reconstruction
Location
Syrian Arab Republic
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
The Borgen Project

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The project “Syria's Recovery Package” is an infrastructure initiative in the Reconstruction sector, located in Syria. Taiyo aggregates data on it from The Borgen Project.

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2026-07-22

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The $6.5 billion pledge aims to revitalize Syria's reconstruction efforts following the political transition after President Bashar al-Assad's departure. This financial commitment supports the new leadership in stabilizing and rebuilding the country after the civil war, focusing on physical reconstruction, strengthening civil society, and addressing widespread displacement.

Original sector

Reconstruction

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Syrian Arab Republic

Source

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The Borgen Project

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2025-04-12

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