The Ad Darah city of Syria

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Ad Darah,Syria
  • City Name : Ad Darah
  • Country : Syria
  • Sūriyya / Suriya / الجمهورية العربية السورية
  • Region : Western Asia
  • Capital : Damascus
  • Area : 185,180.00 km²
  • Official Language : Arabic
  • Population : 16,906,000.00
  • GDP(Nominal) : 0.000
  • GPI Rank : 162
  • GII Rank : 0
Syria is a country in the Middle East with direct access to the Mediterranean. The land has a total area of 185,180 km² and a total coastline of 193 km. This area is approximately 90% of the area of Minnesota. The country has only one island. There are direct national borders with the 5 neighbouring countries Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey. The distance between New York City and the Capital Damascus is about 9,110 km.According to the definition of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Syria is one of the developing countries because of its lower economic performance. Syria is regarded as a so-called pariah state and is also included in the list of rogue states by the USA.


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Cost of Living in Ad Darah
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Crime in Ad Darah
Passport
Passport of Syria
VF : 8 , VOA : 32 MS : 40
Currency : Syrian Pound (SYP)

1 US Dollar = 514.43 Pound
1000 Pound = 1.94 US Dollar

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