أعلن حاكم مصرف سورية المركزي عبدالقادر حصرية خطة لإصدار عملة نقدية جديدة في البلاد.
ونقلت الوكالة العربية السورية للأنباء (سانا) قوله: «خطة إصدار العملة النقدية الجديدة تأتي في إطار تطوير البنية النقدية وتسهيل التعاملات اليومية، وهي جزء من عملية الإصلاح النقدي والمالي».
وأضاف: «الهدف الأساسي هو تحسين جودة الأوراق النقدية المتداولة، وضمان تلبية احتياجات السوق، ولا نتوقع أي انعكاسات سلبية على قيمة العملة الوطنية».
وأشار إلى أن الكميات المطبوعة من العملة الجديدة ستكون مدروسة بدقة بما يتناسب مع متطلبات الاقتصاد الوطني، لافتاً إلى أن هناك مراحل لطرح العملة، ففي المرحلة الأولى سيتم تداولها بشكل تدريجي إلى جانب الفئات الحالية، دون أن يؤدي ذلك إلى سحب أو إلغاء أي فئات متداولة حالياً، وفي المرحلة الثانية يبدأ التبديل، وفي المرحلة الثالثة يصبح التبديل حصراً عن طريق مصرف سورية المركزي.
وأوضح أن العملة الجديدة تتميز بمواصفات فنية عالية وتقنيات حديثة مضادة للتزوير، ما يسهم في تعزيز الثقة بالعملة الوطنية وحماية حقوق المتعاملين.
وكان حصرية قد أوضح في مقابلة مع قناة «العربية» خطة شاملة لإصلاح النظام المصرفي، تتضمن إعادة هيكلة المصارف المحلية ومنح تراخيص لعشرات البنوك المحلية والأجنبية، بهدف استعادة الثقة وجذب الاستثمارات إلى السوق السورية.
وأشار عبد القادر حصرية إلى أن المصرف يسعى للانضمام إلى نظام «سويفت» العالمي، ما من شأنه تعزيز انفتاح القطاع المصرفي السوري على النظام المالي الدولي، وتسهيل حركة التحويلات والاستثمارات الأجنبية.
وأشار إلى أن رفع العقوبات عن القطاع المصرفي انعكس بشكل إيجابي على الاقتصاد المحلي، حيث انخفض التضخم بشكل ملموس، وتحسنت قيمة الليرة السورية بنحو 35% منذ سقوط النظام السابق.
وكشف نية المصرف حذف صفرين من العملة السورية، مؤكداً أن هذه الخطوة ستسهم في تعزيز ثقة المتعاملين وتسهيل العمليات المالية، وتعتبر جزءاً من الركائز الأساسية للإصلاح الاقتصادي والنقدي في البلاد.
وختم حصرية بالتأكيد على أن النظام المصرفي السوري سيكون رافعة أساسية لدعم الاستثمارات خلال المرحلة القادمة، عبر توفير بيئة مصرفية آمنة وجاذبة للمستثمرين المحليين والدوليين.
سورية: خطة لإصدار عملة نقدية جديدة
23 أغسطس 2025 - 18:10
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The Governor of the Central Bank of Syria, Abdul Qadir Hasria, announced a plan to issue a new currency in the country.
The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported his statement: "The plan to issue the new currency comes as part of developing the monetary structure and facilitating daily transactions, and it is part of the monetary and financial reform process."
He added: "The main goal is to improve the quality of the circulating banknotes and ensure that the market's needs are met, and we do not expect any negative repercussions on the value of the national currency."
He pointed out that the quantities printed of the new currency will be carefully studied to match the requirements of the national economy, noting that there will be stages for the currency's introduction. In the first stage, it will be gradually circulated alongside the current denominations, without leading to the withdrawal or cancellation of any currently circulating denominations. In the second stage, the exchange will begin, and in the third stage, the exchange will be exclusively through the Central Bank of Syria.
He explained that the new currency features high technical specifications and modern anti-counterfeiting technologies, which contribute to enhancing confidence in the national currency and protecting the rights of the stakeholders.
Hasria had clarified in an interview with Al Arabiya channel a comprehensive plan for reforming the banking system, which includes restructuring local banks and granting licenses to dozens of local and foreign banks, with the aim of restoring confidence and attracting investments to the Syrian market.
Abdul Qadir Hasria indicated that the bank seeks to join the global "SWIFT" system, which would enhance the openness of the Syrian banking sector to the international financial system and facilitate the movement of remittances and foreign investments.
He noted that lifting sanctions on the banking sector has positively reflected on the local economy, as inflation has decreased significantly, and the value of the Syrian pound has improved by about 35% since the fall of the previous regime.
He revealed the bank's intention to remove two zeros from the Syrian currency, confirming that this step will contribute to enhancing the confidence of stakeholders and facilitating financial operations, and is considered part of the fundamental pillars of economic and monetary reform in the country.
Hasria concluded by emphasizing that the Syrian banking system will be a key lever to support investments in the coming phase, by providing a safe and attractive banking environment for local and international investors.
The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported his statement: "The plan to issue the new currency comes as part of developing the monetary structure and facilitating daily transactions, and it is part of the monetary and financial reform process."
He added: "The main goal is to improve the quality of the circulating banknotes and ensure that the market's needs are met, and we do not expect any negative repercussions on the value of the national currency."
He pointed out that the quantities printed of the new currency will be carefully studied to match the requirements of the national economy, noting that there will be stages for the currency's introduction. In the first stage, it will be gradually circulated alongside the current denominations, without leading to the withdrawal or cancellation of any currently circulating denominations. In the second stage, the exchange will begin, and in the third stage, the exchange will be exclusively through the Central Bank of Syria.
He explained that the new currency features high technical specifications and modern anti-counterfeiting technologies, which contribute to enhancing confidence in the national currency and protecting the rights of the stakeholders.
Hasria had clarified in an interview with Al Arabiya channel a comprehensive plan for reforming the banking system, which includes restructuring local banks and granting licenses to dozens of local and foreign banks, with the aim of restoring confidence and attracting investments to the Syrian market.
Abdul Qadir Hasria indicated that the bank seeks to join the global "SWIFT" system, which would enhance the openness of the Syrian banking sector to the international financial system and facilitate the movement of remittances and foreign investments.
He noted that lifting sanctions on the banking sector has positively reflected on the local economy, as inflation has decreased significantly, and the value of the Syrian pound has improved by about 35% since the fall of the previous regime.
He revealed the bank's intention to remove two zeros from the Syrian currency, confirming that this step will contribute to enhancing the confidence of stakeholders and facilitating financial operations, and is considered part of the fundamental pillars of economic and monetary reform in the country.
Hasria concluded by emphasizing that the Syrian banking system will be a key lever to support investments in the coming phase, by providing a safe and attractive banking environment for local and international investors.
