On 14 March 2025, locals staged a protest in Amuda town in Al Hasakeh countryside, against the recent constitutional declaration.

Supply-chain Risk Briefing

1) Summary Peaceful protests against the constitutional declaration occurred on March 14 in the Amuda area of Syria's Al-Hasakah region. Currently assessed as a 'low' level small-scale demonstration, with limited immediate supply-chain disruption risk.

2) Supply-chain impact

• Al-Hasakah region is a major agricultural area in northeastern Syria, playing an important role in wheat and cotton production, but the current scale of protests has minimal direct impact on production activities
• Located near Syria-Turkey and Syria-Iraq borders with potential impact on overland transport routes, but low risk of logistics disruption due to peaceful nature of protests
• Oil field facilities and agricultural infrastructure are located in the region, but no operational disruptions reported at this stage

3) Watch points

• Need to monitor whether protest scale expands and observe spillover effects to other regions
• Need to track changes in political tensions related to constitutional declaration and additional signs of social instability