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The Syrian government is pursuing major reforms—economic recovery, new management, and strategic planning—to build a stronger future.
To support evidence-based policymaking, we invite executives, senior consultants, and ministry advisors in economic/financial roles to apply for four full fee waiver grants to attend the upcoming General Equilibrium Macroeconomic (GEM) training (January 2026). The 6-module program covers CGE and DSGE modeling, equipping leaders to address real-world challenges with advanced tools.
For the 10 selected participants who are expected to gain the most from this training program and apply their knowledge to their country's development, preference will be given to researchers and public officials working closely with their governments.
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