Syria-EU Trade Reaches USD 605 Million in 2025

Overall Trade Volume

Data for 2025 show that total trade between Syria and the European Union reached approximately USD 605.18 million. The figure reflects the degree of economic interdependence between the two sides at a time when Syria is undergoing significant political and rebuilding transitions.

Syrian Imports from the EU

Imports from EU member states accounted for the larger share of bilateral trade, totalling USD 426.33 million, or roughly 70 percent of the combined trade value. This proportion points to a considerable reliance of the Syrian market on European goods and products.

Syrian Exports to the EU

Syrian exports to EU member states stood at USD 178.85 million, representing approximately 30 percent of total bilateral trade. The resulting trade deficit in favour of the European side underscores the need for sustained efforts to strengthen Syria's export capacity and diversify its range of tradeable goods.

Economic and Trade Context

These figures emerge against the backdrop of shifting economic relations between Syria and the European bloc, driven in part by ongoing rebuilding efforts and the gradual reactivation of economic activity. Trade data disaggregated by individual EU member state serve as a valuable analytical tool for mapping commercial partnerships and identifying opportunities for Syrian exporters and investors.

It should be noted that the source does not provide a breakdown of these totals by individual member state in the data currently available. Nonetheless, the aggregate figures offer a reliable initial reading of the scale of bilateral trade relations during the current year.