Small Business Financing in Syria Amid Liquidity Shortages and Rising Costs

Small business owners and artisans in Syria are facing liquidity shortages and rising operating costs, and are seeking financing and markets that allow them to sustain and expand their activities. Multiple reports examine the role of supporting bodies, including the Enterprise Development Authority and microfinance banks.

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• Small business owners and artisans are facing liquidity shortages and rising operating costs.

  «يواجه أصحاب المشاريع الصغيرة والحرفيون في سوريا شح السيولة وارتفاع تكاليف التشغيل»

  النهار on MSN
• The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Authority and microfinance banks are working to support these projects.

  «فيما تعمل هيئة تنمية المشروعات ومصارف التمويل الأصغر على دعمهم»

  النهار on MSN
• The report outlines support and financing for small projects through digital platforms, training services, and microfinance.

  «يعرض التقرير دعم وتمويل المشاريع الصغيرة في سوريا عبر منصات رقمية وخدمات تدريبية وتمويل أصغر»

  annahar.com
• This aims to strengthen the national economy and develop handicrafts.

  «ويهدف ذلك إلى تعزيز الاقتصاد الوطني وتنمية الحرف اليدوية»

  annahar.com

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