Advertisement
The Maltese Herald
APS : 0.57 AXR : 0.41 BMIT : 0.35 BOV : 1.74 CVS : 1.00 FIM : 0.16 GHM : 0.87 GO : 2.70 HLI : 0.23 HRV : 0.97 HSB : 1.36 IHI : 0.45 LOM : 0.80 LQS : 0.19 LSI : 0.49 LSR : 1.00 MDI : 0.25 MDS : 0.45 MIA : 5.95 MLT : 0.55 MMS : 1.32 MPC : 0.35 MSC : 0.33 MTP : 0.47 MZ : 0.58 PG : 1.89 PZC : 0.63 RS2 : 0.52 RS2P : 0.60 SFC : 6.70 STS : 1.25 TML : 1.00 TRI : 1.12 VBL : 0.20
Culture News Sports
The Maltese Herald

Syria bans Iranian, Israeli and Russian goods along with Iranian and Israeli visitors

—

by

Maltese Herald
in ,

Syria has released new regulations banning the import of all manufactured goods from Iran, Israel and Russia. Syria has also banned Israelis and Iranians from visiting Syria, but has not issued this ban on Russian citizens.

The Syrian government relies on Russian personnel for technical expertise on its energy, electricity and other infrastructure.

Bans on US Dollar transactions have also been lifted but custom duties on many products have been raised significantly. Despite the rise in customs duties, prices in Damascus have decreased although prices in Idlib have increased slightly.

Comments

2 responses to “Syria bans Iranian, Israeli and Russian goods along with Iranian and Israeli visitors”

  1. Russia loses the Syrian port of Tartus - The Maltese Herald avatar
    Russia loses the Syrian port of Tartus - The Maltese Herald

    […] The new Syrian government has terminated the contract with the Russian company Stroytransgaz that manages the port of Tartus. The Director of Customs of Tartus, Riad Judi said that all revenues from the port will be used in the interests of the Syrian state. The Syrian government’s decision follows a recent decision banning all imports from Russia. […]

    Reply
  2. Syrian President goes to Moscow and asks for Bashar al-Assad's return: goes back home empty-handed - The Maltese Herald avatar
    Syrian President goes to Moscow and asks for Bashar al-Assad's return: goes back home empty-handed - The Maltese Herald

    […] of its air-base in Latakia (Hmeimim Air Base). Earlier this year, the Syrian government banned the trade of Russian goods and entry of Russian tourists into the country but cooperation between the two countries on the energy and electricity sectors […]

    Reply

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *