Confirmed Designated Person Syria

Amr Mohamed Hamsho

Also: عمرو حمشو · ابن المصدي · Amre Hamcho · Amrou Mohammed Hamsho

Son of Mohammed Hamcho and separately sanctioned. One of four Hamcho children designated together with their mother, Rania al-Dabbas, under the US Caesar Act on 17 June 2020. Reported alongside his brother in the records of the family's Lebanese offshore vehicle. His passport, N005361043, is consecutive with his brother Ali's (N005361042) — the two were evidently issued together.

Record

Established: b. 7 Mar 1995, Damascus
Address: Damascus, Syria
Passport: N005361043
Confidence: Stated by a primary source — the party's own filing, site, or an official designation.

Family

Documented family relation — not a claim of corporate control. See how this register is built.

Findings citing this entity

Jupiter's four sanctioned owners are now all namedConfirmed

Timeline

17 Jun 2020 The whole household is designated under the Caesar Act
6–8 Jan 2026 Hamsho returns to Damascus and settles

Sources

Amr Mohamed Hamsho — OpenSanctions OpenSanctions · retrieved 2026-08-12
All the dictator's men: who runs Assad's sanctions-busting network? The New Arab · retrieved 2026-08-12
محمد حمشو.. رجل الأعمال السوري تاجر الخردة الذي طالته العقوبات Al Jazeera · retrieved 2026-08-12 Dated 2026-01-09. Names his wife Rania al-Dabbas (رانيا الدباس) and four children Ahmad, Omar/Amr, Ali and Samiya/Sumaya. Describes him as an economic front for Maher al-Assad. Lists further companies beyond Hamsho International Group (Syria International for Artistic Production, the Al-Thuraya agency, Sham Press, Al-Shahba Investment and Tourism, a stake in Al-Dunya TV). Chronology: fled to Beirut on the regime's fall (8 Dec 2024); settlement announced 7 Jan 2026.
Amr Hamsho — Facebook photo, Syrian Equestrian Federation show-jumping award Facebook (self-hosted copy) · retrieved 2026-08-13 Originally retrieved from Facebook's CDN at https://scontent-ham3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/502474494_4082579205361450_2378550731274401263_n.jpg — a signed, expiring link, which is why a copy is self-hosted here rather than linked live. Shows Amr Hamsho mounted, holding a trophy, at a Syrian Equestrian Federation event, echoing his brother Ahmad's equestrian career. Used here for identification purposes only.