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Main economic reforms by Maysaa Sabrine in 2025?
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Syria•Maysaa Sabrine•Central Bank of Syria•Sabrine•Central Bank•Mohammed Issam Hazime•Assad•Islamist
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Currency stabilization measures • 25%
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Official announcements and policy documents from the Central Bank of Syria
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Syria Appoints Maysaa Sabrine as First Female Central Bank Governor in 70-Year History
Dec 30, 2024, 06:05 PM
Syria's new administration has appointed Maysaa Sabrine as the governor of the Central Bank of Syria, marking her as the first woman to lead the institution in its over 70-year history. Sabrine, who previously served as the first deputy governor of the Central Bank, replaces Mohammed Issam Hazime, who was appointed by the former regime of Bashar al-Assad. This appointment comes as part of efforts by the new rulers, led by Ahmed al-Sharaa, to signal a shift towards more inclusive governance following the ouster of Assad by Islamist rebels.
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