Syria'S Import Policy Is Adjusted To &Nbsp; It Affects Clothing Products.

To slow down Foreign exchange loss In September 22nd, the government of Syria suddenly announced that except for the production of raw materials, food and other basic necessities and items that could not be produced in the country, more than 5% tariff products were temporarily prohibited from importation.

Syrian tariff The tax rate has 11 levels, ranging from 1% to 60%. The import ban will affect more than 1 million items, including cars, furniture, clothing, household utensils and some food.

Once the ban was announced, the price of cars rose, taking the Korean car Kia Rio as an example. Each price was $14500, rising to $18000, the price of sunglasses doubled, and the TV price rose by 2000 to 5000 pounds.

Syria imported 20 thousand new cars per month in March (2011). After the turmoil, the number of new cars imported in May was only 2000.

In September 26th, Syria passed the 2012 government budget of $26 billion 500 million, an increase of 58% over 2010. It is estimated that the existing foreign exchange in the country can be imported for 16 months.

In 1980s, the Syrian government restricted imports of foreign products. By 2000, the country implemented economic liberalization and reform measures and opened up foreign imports. Until then, foreign goods could only rely on imports. smuggle Imported.