Syrian exporters try to revive businesses


  • World
  • Wednesday, 26 Feb 2014

DUBAI (Reuters) - Three years into Syria's war, some exporters who moved to neighbouring countries to escape the violence that has devastated many businesses now want to return home.

While production in Syria is running at a small fraction of pre-conflict levels, advances by forces of President Bashar al-Assad against rebels in the past year have improved security in some areas for entrepreneurs who largely lean towards the government side.

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