Syria has officially unveiled its new national currency during a formal ceremony held at the Damascus Conference Palace, attended by senior government officials and key figures from the financial and banking sectors.
The launch marks a significant milestone in the country’s efforts to strengthen confidence in its monetary system and modernize the visual identity of its national currency. The newly introduced design reflects Syria’s historical and cultural heritage, while incorporating advanced security and technical features aimed at enhancing protection against counterfeiting.
During the event, officials presented the currency’s updated design elements and highlighted the use of modern printing technologies aligned with international standards. It was also emphasized that the new currency will be introduced into circulation according to a carefully planned timetable to ensure monetary stability and smooth market integration.
Authorities stated that the initiative forms part of a broader strategy to restructure the financial sector, improve the efficiency of cash transactions, and enhance the quality and durability of banknotes in circulation, in line with evolving economic requirements.
The official unveiling of the new currency is widely seen as a symbolic and economic step, reinforcing Syria’s commitment to strengthening its monetary framework and asserting institutional stability at a critical stage of economic transition.
