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SRC-253

SANA, New Central Bank governor takes office in Damascus, pledges monetary stability

Source ID
SRC-253
Citation
SANA, New Central Bank governor takes office in Damascus, pledges monetary stability
URL or path
https://sana.sy/en/economic/2317761/; research/SRC-253_SANA_raslan_takes_office.html
Type
State news agency report
Hierarchy tier
4
Published
2026-05-18
Accessed
2026-08-18
Snapshot
Retrieved 18 August 2026, HTTP 200, 109,489 bytes. datePublished 2026-05-18T23:47:00+03:00
Claims
CH6 the date the succession took effect, as distinct from the date of appointment
Status
READ

Version history

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  1. RETRIEVED WITH SRC-252 AND IT SUPPLIES A DISTINCTION THE CHAPTER DOES NOT YET MAKE. It reports a handover ceremony at the bank's headquarters on 18 May 2026, in the presence of the outgoing governor Abdulkader Husrieh and the bank's departmental directors, and states that 'Raslan was appointed by President Ahmad al-Sharaa under Presidential Decree No. 99 of 2026, ISSUED ON MAY 15', which corroborates SRC-252's date and its verb. SO THERE ARE THREE DATES AND THE CHAPTER USES ONE: the decree issued 15 May, the agency's report published the same evening, and the office assumed on 18 May. NOTHING IN THE CHAPTER IS FALSIFIED BY THE GAP, because every Husrieh attribution in it is April 2026 or earlier and all are safely before either date. IT IS RECORDED BECAUSE THIS CHAPTER DISTINGUISHES APPOINTMENT FROM ASSUMPTION EVERYWHERE ELSE, at the transaction ladder and at the deposit guarantee institution, and a chapter that separates an agreement to begin procedures from an account should separate a decree from a handover. THE DECREE ITSELF IS STILL NOT OPENED and this row does not lift the bar at CBSY-001.
  2. PUBLIC ADDRESS RECOVERED 31 AUGUST 2026 from the publisher's own canonical or og:url declaration inside the archived capture, or from another field of this row, and NOT from a fresh retrieval. The address is what the publisher stated the document's location to be at the time this project captured it; it has not been re-fetched since. Recorded so the works cited head-note count can move and so a reader has a route.