Syria

Syria is a country located in the Middle East, bordering Lebanon and the Mediterranean Sea to the west, Turkey to the north, Iraq to the east, Jordan to the south, and Israel to the southwest.

Present day Syria is located in the Middle East, bordered by Turkey to the north, Iraq to the east, Jordan to the south, and Lebanon and the Mediterranean Sea to the west. Its capital and largest city is Damascus.

Some common Syrian last names include: Abdel, Al-Hassan, Al-Turk, Al-Mansour, and Al-Dimashqi.

Syria is considered a lower-middle-income country with an economy that has been severely impacted by years of conflict and instability. The ongoing war has led to significant economic challenges, including high inflation, unemployment, and destruction of infrastructure.

The Anti-Lebanon Mountains in the west along the Lebanese border, the Mediterranean Hill-Country, and the central desert.

Syria is located in the continent of Asia.

There is no one "nearest" country so Syria. Syria borders Jordan, Israel, Lebanon, Turkey, and Iraq. So, in a sense, all these countries are "nearest" to Syria.

Syria is a country located in the Middle East, bordered by Turkey to the north, Iraq to the east, Jordan and Israel to the south, and Lebanon and the Mediterranean Sea to the west. Its capital is Damascus.

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YPG is the Kurdish militant organization in northern Syria. They have had the greatest success both in repelling the Islamic State and the Assad Regime of any of the rebel groups in Syria. They have effectively created a functionally independent Kurdish State in northern Syria.

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The Kurds strewn between Turkey, Iraq, and Syria are not completely internally united and are actually made up of three main groups: the PKK paramilitary/terrorists in Turkey; the YPG, an offshoot of the PKK, in Syria; and the union between the PUK and PDK in Iraq, creating the KRG or Kurdish Regional Government. This division results in difficulty between coordinated attacks from Kurds in Iraq in Syria or in defense of the PKK in Turkey, which is under attack from Turkey. Given that the KRG uses Turkish military intelligence in targeting ISIL, the PKK has become suspicious that the PUK and the PDK know about impending Turkish attacks against their organization and are failing to provide advanced warning. YPG acknowledges that the KRG is stronger militarily than it is, but it does not want help from the KRG to translate into political or administrative power at a later point in time since the YPG is far more left-leaning economically than is the KRG. As a result, the YPG remains wary of accept military help from the KRG. The Kurds collectively maintain good relations with both Iraq and the FSA, since those groups have made provisions for Kurdish autonomy or independence. They jointly coordinate attacks on ISIL or Syria with these groups. The YPG is direct conflict with both Assad in Qamishli and ISIL further south, near Deir el-Zour, and further west, near Kobane. The Kurds collectively revile ISIL for its barbarity as well as its genocide against Yezidis (who are all ethnically Kurds) and Assyrians and other religious minorities (who the Kurds consider "their guests" in Kurdistan). The Kurds are the most successful Anti-ISIL group currently fighting.

Most people in Syria live in urban areas, with the largest populations found in cities like Damascus, Aleppo, Homs, and Hama. Rural areas also have significant populations, particularly in the coastal region and along the Euphrates River. The ongoing conflict in Syria has led to significant population displacement within the country and to neighboring countries.

Syria is located in Asia.

The population of Syria in 2011 was estimated to be around 22 million people.

It depends on how the question is intended.

Syria first became a country around 3000 BC as the Kingdom of Aram/Aramea.

However, modern Syria became independent in April 1946 as pressure from Syrian Nationalist forces and the British forced the French to evacuate their troops. The Syrian Nationalists then adoped the republican government created during the French Mandatory Period.

The landmass of Syria is approximately 185,180 square kilometers. It is located in the Middle East and shares borders with several countries including Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, Israel, and Lebanon.

Saudi Arabia is the largest country in the world in terms of desalinated water production. It accounts for a significant portion of the global desalination capacity.

The total surface area of Syria is approximately 185,180 square kilometers.

The total area of Syria is approximately 185,180 square kilometers.

Technically No, it is a mixture of races, religion, and nations, so it is very hard to say if it is a Arabic country or not but they say they are Arabs because the speak Arabic. They also speak Aramaic{Mostly Syrian Christians and Assyrians} or Syriac, Druze on the south speak Mountain Arabic or "Gabale" who ever lives with the Druze seems to learn how to talk like them because it is very easy to pick up. Druze are a secret religion back in the times but now they are unrevealing.

So you have two answers,

1. The whole idea, yes it is

2. be specific, no it isn't

Some human-environment interactions in Syria include agricultural practices that have led to land degradation and water scarcity, urbanization and infrastructure development contributing to habitat destruction, and the impact of climate change leading to more frequent droughts and extreme weather events affecting agriculture and water resources. Unfortunately, these interactions have contributed to environmental challenges in the region.

Syria is not surrounded by any ocean. It borders the Mediterranean Sea on its northwest. All other parts of the country are landlocked.

Around 400,000 Standard Cubic Feet per day

Yes, Syria has several mountain ranges within its borders, including the Anti-Lebanon Mountains, the Aleppo Plateau, and the Coastal Mountain Range. The highest peak in Syria is Mount Hermon, which stands at 2,814 meters.

yup it is better cause egypt got many great places and what i like the most is (sharm el shaikh) i advice you to go their and i promise you will enjoy it and i am not saying that syria is not nice ... no it is nice and their are kind people but egypt got to much great places to go ;)

There is no other country above Syria than Turkey. East of Syria is Iraq and North is Turkey.

Syria is bordered by Lebanon to the west, Turkey to the north, Iraq to the east, Jordan to the south, and Israel to the southwest.