Two export credit agencies publish an explicit Syria position and both are no cover, while the OECD classifies Syria at category 7 and records it as tied-aid eligible at 35 per cent minimum concessionality
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Claim ID
ECA-001
Exact or summary claim
Two export credit agencies publish an explicit Syria position and both are no cover, while the OECD classifies Syria at category 7 and records it as tied-aid eligible at 35 per cent minimum concessionality
Destination
Chapter 10
Status
SUPPORTED
Source
SRC-421, UK Export Finance country cover policy, updated 12 August 2026; SRC-422, US EXIM Country Limitation Schedule effective 30 July 2026; SRC-420, OECD classifications of 26 June and 31 July 2026
Source type
The agencies' and the rule-setter's own published tables
Published
2026-08-12
Accessed
2026-08-25
Measure and scope
"UKEF: market risk appetite ""We are not able to offer any cover""[quotation withheld, 15 words; follow the citation]""[quotation withheld, 10 words; follow the citation]""[quotation withheld, 83 words; follow the citation]"
Known conflict
THE TWO PUBLISHERS DO NOT CONFLICT AND MUST NOT BE PRESENTED AS IF THEY DID. The OECD sets the rules under which Participants may support; the agencies set their own country cover. A country can be inside the rules and off every agency's book at once, and Syria is
Downstream
Chapter 10's export credit section; CAP-006, rewritten 25 August 2026; issue 63, whose acceptance test this log satisfies in part
Action
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