The Syrian economy is still in a difficult situation after a 10-year civil war. The war greatly damaged the country's economy and displaced millions of people. Syria's economy is based on agriculture, oil, industry and service. The war affected all of these sectors. Agriculture was one of the sectors most affected by the devastating effects of the war. The war destroyed many farms and forced the farmers to leave their homes. This significantly reduced food production and caused food prices to rise. Oil was one of the most important sectors of the Syrian economy. The war significantly reduced oil production, which dealt a major blow to the country's economy. Industry became another major victim of the war. The war destroyed many factories and significantly reduced industrial production. The service sector was one of the least affected sectors of the war. However, the war also negatively affected the service sector. The war left many people unemployed and this hindered the growth of the service sector. The Syrian economy is making a great effort to recover from the devastating effects of the war. However, these efforts are not yet sufficient. The Syrian economy will need many years to recover from the devastating effects of the war.
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