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Syrian Arab Republic الجمهوريّة العربيّة السّوريّة
File:Syria flag medium.png
(In Detail)
National motto: None
Official language Arabic
Capital Damascus
President Bashar al-Asad
Area

 - Total

 - % water
Ranked 86th

185,180 km²

0.06%
Population

 - Total (2002)

 - Density
Ranked 55th

17,585,540

93/km²
Independence

 - Declared

 - Recognised
From the League of Nations
17 April, 1946
Currency Syrian pound
Time zone UTC +2
National anthem Homat el Diyar
Internet TLD .SY
Calling Code 963

The Syrian Arab Republic is a Middle-Eastern country that borders on Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Turkey. Syria occupies Lebanon, in a brutal and fascistic manner.

Syria is a temporary member of the UN Security Council for 2002 through 2003. Its U.N. ambassador, Mikhail Webhe served as president of the Security Council during June 2002.

Syria is regarded by the United States and most independent observers as a state sponsor of terrorism.


From the CIA World Factbook 2000. Not Wikified.

Map of Syria

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