Syria's government owns and controls a significant portion of the country's economy, including key sectors such as oil, gas, and electricity. Additionally, it manages state-owned enterprises in industries like telecommunications, agriculture, and transportation. The government also exerts control over the financial system and banking sector, impacting trade and investment. Overall, state ownership plays a crucial role in the functioning of Syria's economy amid ongoing conflict and international sanctions.
Mediterranean A+
America and its allies it was with Iran but turned when the economy broke
They live mostly closer to the east than the south
The country of Syria is located on the continent of Asia. The capitol of Syria is Damascus and the country has 22.4 million residents.
The government in the US at least does not own the stock market.
No. The Government oversees the operations of all the banks but it does not own them. Nationalized banks are partially owned by the government but private banks are not owned by the government.
The main religion in Syria is the Islam (Sunni) about 80% and then Christianity about 10% of the population
no
the government
No. The people own the Goverment.
England does not have it's own government, it is governed by the UK government.
There is no "opposite." Their is the federal government. Each state has its own state government, and most local municipalities have their own local government system.