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The tenth Issue of Suwar Magazine (War economy and the Mavian Style of production).
* In this issue, the magazine of the current Syrian economy and sheds light on the regime’s policies regarding the war which has now been ongoing for more than three years. The magazine explains the series of decisions and governmental actions issued by the regime in its financing of the war
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Suwar in its ninth edition
The ninth edition of Suwar magazine addresses problems of minority and democracy. While western democracies and others succeeded in establishing values of social cooperation and understanding, this attempt failed in countries like Iraq, Lebanon and Syria. The magazine published an analysis of the origins of these problems and their consequences, with a specific focus on
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The eighth edition of Suwar magazine
The magazine dealt in its eighth edition with the area’s crisis and the disasters it is passing through especially about the Syrian issue, which is controlling and affecting the International events sometimes because the Syrian crisis has made a seismic wave in the region and the whole world. Regarding the Syrian issue, the magazine
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Transparency Workshop is a Clear Success
Discussing corruption and absence of transparency is not strict on particular country or state, it is an international phenomenon suffered by all countries because it forms a threat against the social stability, economic growth and administrative performance. Hence, this phenomenon has drawn the attention of societies and states where calls have been launched to condemn
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The 7th issue of Suwar Magazine
Discussion of Life and Death in Syria The recently published May 2014 issue of Suwar magazine includes two chapters that discuss the everyday death, economics and welfare in Syria. The topics, investigations and reports in this issue reflect the social and economic transformations that are accompanying the conflict in Syria. The introduction reviews the presidential
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Organizations Development in its Fifth Project
Despite the current war in Syria, civil society is still alive. Syrian society hasn’t stopped producing groups that seek to crystalize themselves into civic organizations under emerging standards, but all share the principles of democracy and international treaties. Nevertheless, those institutions haven’t always been active under the Assad regime (father and son), on the contrary,
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