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Nabil Sukkar, the head of the Syrian Consulting Bureau lamented the plight of Syrian Economy. Mr. Sukkar's comments manifested Syria's failure to live up to challenges facing it on both regional and international levels. Although Syria is striving to advance its position in the region on a political scale, it is slowly pushing for economic improvement. Syria's main barrier on the path of economic reform is the lack of a clear economic plan. Although Syria's leadership has vowed time and again to follow market-oriented economic reform, it has yet to convert its pledges into tangible, decisive steps.
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