Syria’s economy has plummeted dramatically, shrinking by 85% from $67.5 billion in 2011 to just $9 billion, and its global GDP ranking falling from 68th to 129th in 2023.
The ongoing conflict and international sanctions have led to the exodus of 4.82 million people, with 7 million internally displaced, significantly impacting the nation’s infrastructure.
Hyperinflation has resulted in a severe fall in purchasing power, with more than half of the population living in abject poverty, unable to meet basic food needs.
Syria's main economic sectors, oil and agriculture, have been devastated by years of war, leading to a collapse in government revenue and food production.
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