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Syria is a country in the Middle East known for its rich history, but also for ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises. Here’s a brief overview of various statistical data related to Syria:

1. Population: As of my last knowledge update in 2022, the population of Syria was estimated to be around 17 million people. However, due to the ongoing conflict and displacement of people, this number might have changed.
2. Capital: The capital city of Syria is Damascus, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world.
3. Official Language: Arabic is the official language of Syria.
4. Religion: The majority of the Syrian population is Muslim, with the majority being Sunni. There are also significant minorities of Christians and other religious groups.
5. Life Expectancy: The life expectancy in Syria has been affected by the ongoing conflict, but prior to the war, it was around 75 years.
6. GDP and Economy: Syria’s economy has been severely impacted by the ongoing civil war. Before the conflict, it had a mixed economy, with agriculture, industry, and services sectors. In 2020, the World Bank estimated that Syria’s GDP was about $12 billion.
7. Refugees: Syria has been a major source of refugees due to the conflict. According to the UNHCR, millions of Syrians have sought refuge in neighboring countries, including Turkey, Jordan, and Lebanon, as well as in Europe.
8. Education: Syria has a relatively high literacy rate, and education was a government priority before the conflict. There are several universities in the country, with the University of Damascus being one of the oldest and most prominent.
9. Healthcare: The healthcare system in Syria has been severely strained by the conflict. Access to medical care and supplies has become a major issue in many parts of the country.
10. Humanitarian Situation: The Syrian conflict has led to one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises. Millions of Syrians have been displaced from their homes, and the conflict has caused widespread suffering and destruction.