Ministry of Economy and Industry Sets Purchase Price of Hard Wheat at 46,000 New Syrian Pounds per Ton
Ministry of Economy and Industry Sets Purchase Price of Hard Wheat at 46,000 New Syrian Pounds per Ton
The Ministry of Economy and Industry has issued an official decision setting the purchase price of first-grade hard wheat (bagged) from farmers at 46,000 new Syrian pounds per ton.
This economic development includes the following details:
Details of the Government Decision
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The target crop is first-grade hard wheat packed in bags.
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The approved price is 46,000 new Syrian pounds per single ton.
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The issuing entity is the Ministry of Economy and Industry, in cooperation with relevant authorities, including the Syrian Grain Establishment.
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Executive instructions include issuing detailed application and delivery mechanisms to regulate the supply process from farmers.
Dimensions and Background of the Decision
The pricing decision coincides with the start of field preparations to receive the 2026 grain harvest and supply season in Syrian governorates. Through this pricing, government authorities aim to regulate strategic wheat stocks and secure local market needs. Conversely, this price has sparked widespread discussions among agricultural circles and farmers, who believe that the specified value does not cover the significant rise in production costs, seed prices, and fuel
16/5/2026
