Investments and capital injections are based on many indicators, perhaps the most important of which are the corruption and security index.
Syria has a very low ranking on the Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), indicating high levels of perceived corruption. In the CPI, Syria scored 12 out of 100, ranking 177th out of 180 countries, according to Transparency International. This score reflects a challenging environment in the region with regards to combating corruption.
The second rank is the security stability index.
Syria’s security and stability remains a significant concern in 2025, despite the end of the Assad regime and the formation of a transitional government. While some progress has been made towards political transition, the country continues to face numerous challenges, including ongoing violence, humanitarian crises, and regional instability.
