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GIEWS Country Brief: Syrian Arab Republic - 22-December-2020 Format • Wheat harvest in 2020 above five-year average but still below pre-crisis levels • Economic challenges increase food insecurity Favourable weather conditions, but high input costs hinder agricultural activities The sowing of the 2021 barley crop started in mid-October in limited areas and is still underway. Wheat sowing started in November and is about to conclude. The first substantial rainfall of the season, easing concerns over an early season drought, was recorded in November. As of early December, some pockets of dr...

Workers Revolutionary Party Building workers at work on one of the medical facilities in Aleppo damaged by terrorist mortar shells N A VICTORY against the foreign backed terrorists, the Syrian government under President Assad have announced that they have managed to get 52 health centres, hospitals, and medical points back up and running in Aleppo. Some of the hospitals had to be completely rebuilt as the terrorist forces had shelled them with mortars. On the fourth anniversary of the liberation of the city, Dr Ziyad Hajj Taha, Director of Aleppo’s Health Department, said th...

21 December، 2020 Hasaka, SANA- The General Establishment for Drinking Water in Hasaka Province has started to pump water to Hasaka City after a stoppage that lasted for more than 25 days due to halting the work of Alouk water plant by the Turkish occupation in Ras al-Ayn City. Director-General of the Establishment Eng. Mahmoud al-Okleh, in a statement to SANA reporter, said that “after finishing the process of pumping water from the water gathering tanks in al-Himmeh area to al-Azizyia plant in Hasaka City, the process of pumping water to the neighborhoods of Ghwairan Sharqi and Ghwairan...

GIEWS Update: Syrian Arab Republic: National cereal balance 2020/21 marketing year (July/June) Format Highlights: 3⁄4 Favourable weather, coupled with improved security conditions, led to an upturn in cereal production in 2020. 3⁄4 Despite a well above-average wheat harvest, after accounting for anticipated Government imports and food assistance, an uncovered gap between total availability and utilization is expected during the 2020/21 marketing year (July/June). 3⁄4 Ample domestic production of barley is likely to be sufficient to cover domestic feed and seed needs in the 2020/21 marke...