GDP growth
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The numbers a Syrian needs every morning: weather and air quality in your governorate, exchange rates, calendar and prayer times — the MIRSAD way: every figure carries its source and its update time.
This is live external data, fetched from the sources named under each card — not MIRSAD field measurements. When a fetch fails we say so; we never show a stale number as fresh.
The latest items our monitoring system has recorded, in their original source language — every headline links to its origin and the digest refreshes with every update. Shared for information — views are their authors' own; sharing is not endorsement.
The latest the World Bank has published on Syria — annual by nature; we show the year and do not pretend the data is fresher than it is.
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We want Syrians to take their daily number from a place that names the source and the hour — so when our own field number arrives, the ground is ready.
A center that distinguishes an ‘official rate’ from a ‘market rate’ on a small exchange card earns credibility when it publishes a national survey’s margin of error.
These live figures are a bridge to what we measure ourselves: the Price Index and Service Satisfaction begin here.
For the team
Behind this site runs a six-station production line and a text base refreshed daily. The workspace is where it is operated: instruments, field kits, the publishing calendar and wave measurements.
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