Prime Minister Rob Jetten's meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in New York fits within the growing Dutch commitment to Syria. In 2026, the Netherlands is allocating an additional 25 million euros for stability and reconstruction, of which 15 million euros will be deployed via a World Bank fund for the country's recovery. This support is sorely needed after years of war. However, financial support is also a political choice: it must no…
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Prime Minister Rob Jetten's meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in New York fits within the growing Dutch commitment to Syria. In 2026, the Netherlands is allocating an additional 25 million euros for stability and reconstruction, of which 15 million euros will be deployed via a World Bank fund for the country's recovery. This support is sorely needed after years of war. However, financial support is also a political choice: it must no…