متطلبات تطوير مؤسسة التجارة الخارجية في ظل المتغيرات الدولية المعاصرة

Syrian foreign trade represents turning points in the course of the Syrian economy, since independence till the end of the twentieth century. After independence, the Syrian government tends to adopt an interior economic policy that upholds the potentials of support and protection from any foreign competition, in spite of the changes in the political regimes, aiming to achieve an economic atmosphere which provides developments requirements and fulfill the basic needs of the country. The Syrian government sought a variety of procedures, aiming to build an independent national economy, starting from the regulation of exportation and importation affairs through drafting licenses for import operation, encouraging the importation of rudimental materials and needed machines for agriculture and industry, in addition to panning industrial products importation which are locally produced. Moreover, the government sought cotton production. The foreign trade sector witnessed many collective agreements (Arab trade convention, Syrian-European cooperation treaty) and dual agreements which help in market expansion, and foreign and interior trade activation, consequently, production activity.