Enab Baladi – Jana al-Issa At the beginning of this June, the Syrian Interim Government (SIG) set the price of wheat in its controlled areas at $220 per ton for first-grade soft wheat. The price set by the government this year is lower than the prices adopted in the last season when the Ministry of Economy, on June 13, 2023, set the price of a ton of hard wheat at $330. The price set this year is the lowest compared to the prices set by different governing bodies in Syria, where the price set by the Syrian Salvation Government (SSG) operating in Idlib, northern Hama countryside, and parts of western Aleppo countryside is $310 per ton. The price set by the regime’s government is $360 per ton,
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