Syria's New PM Faces Rebuilding Challenges Amid Financial Strain

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Syria's new interim prime minister, Mohammed al-Bashir, faces significant challenges in rebuilding the war-torn country due to a severe cash shortage and international sanctions. While efforts are being made to bring back refugees and provide basic services, the lack of foreign currency and the impact of sanctions on the Assad regime hinder progress. The government plans to adopt a free-market model to integrate into the global financial system, but economic recovery remains a daunting task.
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