EU and its partners pledge 5.8 billion euros for Syria and its neighbours
- International donors pledged 5.8 billion euros in aid for Syria during a conference held in Brussels on March 17, 2025.
- The EU committed around 2.5 billion euros to help Syria after the ouster of Bashar Al Assad.
- The humanitarian situation in Syria remains critical, with 16.7 million people needing assistance according to the United Nations.
- Failure to aid Syria could lead to increased migration, as warned by Mirjana Spoljaric, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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Despite the promises of democracy and the kind meetings held with European foreign ministers, the new Syrian regime presided over by former jihadist Al Sharaa took a strong turn at the donors’ conference held in Brussels. The meeting - in which the new Syrian foreign minister participated for the first time because in previous editions Bashar al Assad still commanded - approved 5.8 billion euros of aid to Syria, significantly less than the 7.5 b…
EU and its partners pledge 5.8 billion euros for Syria and its neighbours
SocialLook, all beginnings are hard and where there are chopping blocks there will be chips and hundreds of deaths, but the Syrian startup of Al-Shaara/Jolani has at least found some investors willing to transfer 5.8 billion euros to be able to continue its activities happily. Because yes, it is not as if the European Union is currently running out of money and needs new loans and old budgetary laxity to be able to pay for investments in its own…
International donors pledge €5.8bn to help new leaders rebuild Syria
International donors gathered in Brussels on Monday pledged almost €6 billion ($6.5 billion) in aid for Syria, hoping to help new leaders rebuild the country following the ouster of President Bashar Assad in December.
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