In this paper, taking most important indicators of the competitiveness of Syrian
pistachio exports, where data were analyzed WTO to reach these indicators and which to
menial describes results competitiveness of Syrian pistachio product. It has bee
n analyzed
individually first to prove that the exports of this product way good market share both
domestically and internationally, and with the level of harmonic well with the requirements
of the international markets and regional and are able to meet the patterns of global
demand in terms of quality and price, and have the ability to integrate with various
spectrums external demand for that product, and are highly concentrated in exports
because of its dependence and its focus on a limited range of varieties of this product in the
export, but when you compare these indicators with indicators of other countries producing
pistachio, the results of the analysis indicate that the indicators Syria is one of the best
indicators at the global level after both Iran and the United States and Turkey, but they
need to technological additions more than it is to be able to increase the added value in this
product, in addition to the need for additional investments that will achieve greater
production and higher export share.
The concept of competitiveness is a new economic concept characterized by
dynamism and consists of three axes, which are basic requirements, efficiency enhancers
and creativity development factors. Therefore, attention must be paid to competitivene
ss
and benefit should be obtained from its concept to achieve economic development, growth
and improving people's living standard.
In this research we studied the relationship between per capita GDP as a touchstone
of economic growth on the one hand, and competitiveness index on the other. We also
determined priorities posed by competitive axes in calculating the value of this index to get
standard models that play a role in determining relations and predicting future values, and
determining the appropriate strategy for economic growth.
We concluded that the basic prerequisites play the largest role in the planning of
economic growth (45%), followed by boosters (34%), and we discovered that creativity
development factors play a trivial role in economic growth (21%). These results indicate
that the competitive index depends on the service and commercial hubs and creativity
development is not given the attention it deserves as it has an essential role in the economic
growth and cultural progress.
