After decades of sanctions and stagnation, Syria has opened markets, eased regulations, and encouraged investment. Returning business owners are setting up projects in Damascus and Aleppo, but inflation, corruption and bureaucracy remain obstacles. A year on from the fall of the Assad regime, Al Jazeera’s Osama Bin Javaid, is travelling across the country to see how things have changed in Syria's many different regions.
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