إشعار
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السياق الخليجي
Syria's removal from the US State Department's terror designation list removes a major legal and regulatory barrier that has constrained Gulf capital flows into the country for nearly two decades, a period during which GCC institutions largely avoided direct Syrian exposure due to sanctions risk and compliance complexity. Historically, Gulf investors—particularly from the UAE and Saudi Arabia—have maintained significant cross-border economic ties with the Levant through trade and real estate, though Syrian assets remained largely inaccessible through formal institutional channels. The delisting reshapes the risk framework for GCC banking and investment sectors, potentially redirecting capital that has alternatively flowed into other emerging markets and regional reconstruction efforts.
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