Afghanistan, May 17 -- Syria is shifting its currency printing to the UAE and Germany, aiming to reduce reliance on Russia and stabilize its economy.
Syria's new leadership is transitioning its currency printing operations from Russia to the UAE and Germany. This move is part of broader efforts to rebuild the nation's economy and reduce reliance on Russian support. According to Reuters, discussions are underway with UAE-based company Oumolat and German firms to handle Syrian pound production.
The redesigned banknotes will exclude the image of former President Bashar al-Assad, symbolizing a break from the past. This change reflects the new government's intent to distance itself from the previous regime and its associations.
The decision f...