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After decades of dictatorship, Syria is rebuilding. See which services have opened their doors and which haven't yet.

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Service Statistics

970

Services Tracked

470

Still Blocked

117

Partially Accessible

215

Accessible

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Most Wanted

Services Syrians need most, ranked by community votes

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ChatGPT

AI-powered conversational assistant for writing, coding, and research tasks

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PayPal

Online payment platform for sending, receiving, and managing money worldwide

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Google Gemini

Multimodal AI assistant for conversations, writing, coding, and creative tasks

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TikTok

Social media platform for creating and discovering short-form video content

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Google Pay

Digital wallet and contactless payment service for online and in-store purchases

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Claude

AI assistant by Anthropic for writing, analysis, coding, and research

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Recently Added

Latest services added to our tracker

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Simple.app

All-in-one stablecoin wallet with a Visa debit card, instant swaps, and yield on balances

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Zid

Saudi platform for building and running online stores, with integrated payments, shipping, point-of-sale and marketing tools, now open to merchants in Syria

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GamesIndustry.biz

Trade publication covering the business of video games, including industry news, market analysis, job listings, and developer interviews

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VG247

Video game news site covering breaking stories, reviews, guides, and industry coverage across PC, console, and mobile gaming

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Wio

Digital bank in the United Arab Emirates offering app-based personal and business accounts, cards, and SME banking

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Karta

Virtual and physical Visa cards funded with USDT and USDC stablecoins, with spend management for freelancers and teams

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Recently Unblocked

Services that have recently opened access to Syria

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Zid

Saudi platform for building and running online stores, with integrated payments, shipping, point-of-sale and marketing tools, now open to merchants in Syria

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FaceTime

Apple's video and audio calling service across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with web links for other devices

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Kuwait Finance House (KFH)

Kuwaiti Islamic bank offering Sharia-compliant accounts, cards, financing, and online banking

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Apple Sports

Apple's free sports app with real-time scores, standings, and stats for followed leagues and teams

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Wego

Travel booking platform comparing flight and hotel prices, with car rentals, eSIMs, and trip planning

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Commercial Bank of Kuwait (CBK)

Kuwaiti bank known as Al-Tijari, offering accounts, cards, loans, and mobile banking

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Made in Syria

Platforms built at home, by Syrian teams

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Latest from the blog

A young Syrian engineer at a desk in Damascus, notes and a laptop in front of her, late afternoon light through the window.Featured

Beyond digital barriers... from Computer Science in Syria to Artificial Intelligence in the UK

Miriam Alarbaji Alsayegh has a habit of committing to things she is not yet qualified for: a subject she never chose, an interview she answered in the wrong language, and a job she left before she had anywhere else to go. In October she starts a program in applied AI at the University of Essex.

Miriam Alarbaji Alsayegh4 min read
An official U.S. document listing Syria as a state sponsor of terrorism, with an inked stamp resting beside it, unpressed — the final approval not yet given.Featured

Syria's Terror Designation Comes Down to 45 Days

On 8 July 2026, Washington moved to remove Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism — the last designation standing since 1979. But it isn't final: a mandatory 45-day review runs first. Why lifting the label is a legal process, not a signature — and what it still costs Syria.

Fadel Abdul Ghany7 min read
A young Syrian computer science student works at a laptop by a window in Damascus at golden hour, the screen dimmed and stalled while the old city glows warmly outside.

Ten Days in Syria: The Hardest Part Was Invisible

A Syrian computer science student goes home for ten days to test whether he could build a future there after thirteen years away. The biggest obstacle was not electricity or infrastructure. It was the digital services, from AI assistants to LinkedIn, blocked inside the country.

Taimullah Kellizy4 min read
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