Granite Prices in Syria
Syria is located in West Asia, north of the Arabian Peninsula in the Middle East. Granite is an example of very hard and durable stones and has high polishing ability. The Syrian government grants temporary imports of goods to other countries without paying taxes in the following cases. Although granite is a durable material, it can still be susceptible to cracks under certain conditions
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Syria earns millions of dollars annually through its ports on the Mediterranean Sea. West Asian granites are quarried from various countries in the region, including Saudi Arabia, Iran, Turkey, and Egypt, among others. The banking system in Syria is under the control of the Syrian government, and all Syrian banks operate under the Ministry of Economy and Trade. Granite is widely used for kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, and other surface areas where durability, resistance to heat and scratches, and aesthetic appeal are desired
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Its weight is high and its use puts a dead load on the building. Installation of this stone is time consuming due to the use of mortar for adhesion. This stone is not thermal and acoustic insulation, thus leading to energy loss in the building. Granite adhesion to mortar is not ideal. For this reason, its use as a paving stone has recently been banned because it is likely to fall.
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Syria's highest point is Mount Jabal al-Sheikh, 2,814 meters (9,232 feet) on the Lebanese border. Semi-arid steppe zones, nestled between the wet shores of the Mediterranean on one side and the desert on the other, cover about three-quarters of the country. These steppe zones host hot, dry winds blowing through the desert.
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