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Critiqué pour son opacité et jusqu'ici dirigé par un ancien jihadiste, le Fonds souverain de la Syrie se dote enfin d'un président

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Le président Ahmed al-Chareh a nommé Omar al-Halabi, un ancien de KPMG, à la tête du Fonds souverain de la Syrie, chargé de gérer les avoirs de l'État et de financer la…

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Critiqué pour son opacité et jusqu'ici dirigé par un ancien jihadiste, le Fonds souverain de la Syrie se dote enfin d'un président

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