Syria resilience analysis
SUZU Monitor does not publish a resilience score or rank for Syria because it does not meet the published ranking eligibility criteria. Officially Syrian Arab Republic. Syria is in the rankable universe as a UN member. Ranked comparisons use the Middle East and North Africa peers rather than other unpublished pages. The snapshot records Syria as SY.
Why Syria is unpublished
Syria's coverage is 55%, below the 65% ranking floor.
Source inventory gaps
Macro-fiscal position, Education capacity, External-debt coverage, Fiscal space, Import concentration, and Liquid-reserve adequacy have no usable observed series. Those slots depend on IMF, World Bank, and UN Comtrade, which do not contribute observed series for those dimensions. Education capacity, External-debt coverage, Fiscal space, Import concentration, and Liquid-reserve adequacy are tagged unmonitored because the source does not cover Syria.
What the snapshot does cover
Observed evidence is present for Border security (100%), Cyber and digital capacity (100%), Governance and institutions (100%), Health and public services (100%), State continuity (100%), and Trade policy resilience (100%). Input coverage is 55% and imputation share is 26%.
Dimension evidence inventory
Showing 12 of 21 active dimensions, weakest evidence first; 6 more at full coverage; 3 omitted for brevity.
Currency and external balance is observed but below the 50% coverage a supported reading needs, so it is recorded here without counting as supported readings.
- Sovereign fiscal buffer: 0% coverage; not applicable.
- Macro-fiscal position: 0% coverage; IMF does not contribute observed series for Syria.
- Education capacity: 30% coverage; World Bank does not contribute observed series for Syria.
- External-debt coverage: 30% coverage; World Bank does not contribute observed series for Syria.
- Fiscal space: 30% coverage; IMF does not contribute observed series for Syria.
- Import concentration: 30% coverage; UN Comtrade does not contribute observed series for Syria.
- Liquid-reserve adequacy: 30% coverage; World Bank does not contribute observed series for Syria.
- Currency and external balance: 40% coverage; observed.
- Logistics and supply chains: 50% coverage; observed.
- Financial-system exposure: 55% coverage; observed.
- Information environment: 55% coverage; observed.
- Core infrastructure: 70% coverage; observed.
Nearest ranked comparators
Nearest ranked comparators: Yemen, Iran, Tunisia, Djibouti. Ranked comparisons in the Middle East and North Africa: Yemen, Iran, Tunisia, Djibouti, Lebanon. Links do not use unpublished scores.
Tracked crisis context
The crisis registry links Syria to Syria conflict. Tracker scopes are fixed and do not cover every crisis.
Reading limits
Evidence comes from the November 1, 2026 snapshot. Syria coverage is 55% with imputation share 26%. No score is published.
Questions about Syria
What is Syria's Country Instability Index?
Syria's Country Instability Index is 95/100 (Critical), unchanged over a 24-hour comparison window, as of Nov 2, 2026, 4:44 AM UTC.
What is Syria's resilience score?
No resilience score or rank is published for Syria. Syria's published rank would require coverage of at least 65%, no low-confidence flag, and either a population of at least 200,000 or coverage of at least 85%. Low confidence for Syria means coverage falls below 55% or imputation share exceeds 40%.
What evidence is available for Syria?
Observed evidence is present for Border security (100%), Cyber and digital capacity (100%), Governance and institutions (100%), Health and public services (100%), State continuity (100%), and Trade policy resilience (100%). Input coverage is 55% and imputation share is 26%.
How should readers use Syria's page?
Use the evidence inventory and nearest ranked comparators with the live monitor. A missing score does not mean risk is absent.