US EditionGermany says sanctions against Syrian war crimes suspects must stay but people need relief
- Germany's Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock stated that sanctions against Syrian officials responsible for war crimes must remain in place, but called for a smart approach to provide relief to the Syrian population after last month's overthrow of President Bashar Assad.
- Baerbock announced an additional 50 million euros in German aid for food, emergency shelters, and medical care for Syrians displaced by the war.
- The United States eased some restrictions on Syria, allowing certain transactions with the Syrian government, while Germany proposed a smart approach to sanctions to provide rapid relief.
- Syrian interim leader Ahmed Al-Sharaa is urging Western states to ease sanctions to help the country recover, as seven out of ten Syrians require humanitarian assistance according to the United Nations.
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Safadi calls for intensified efforts to create conditions for safe, voluntary return of Syrian refugees
AMMAN — Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi on Sunday joined top diplomats for high-level discussions on the future of Syria in the Saudi capital. The talks, which built on the Aqaba meetings held in Jordan in December, brought together Arab and international foreign ministers, as well as UN and European officials, to coordinate efforts to rebuild and
International Syria Conference - Bärbock announces further aid
Federal Foreign Minister Bärbock promised further aid at an international conference on Syria. At the meeting in Riyadh with senior representatives of Arab and Western countries, Bärbock announced that Germany would provide a further 50 million euros for food, emergency accommodation and medical care.
Saudi Arabia calls for lifting of international sanctions against Syria - Hotnews.ro
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, Prince Faisal bin Farhan, called on Sunday for a “lifting of international sanctions” on Syria, at the end of a meeting of European and Middle Eastern diplomatic chiefs on...
Germany to provide 50 million euros in humanitarian aid to Syria
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said Berlin would provide an additional 50 million euros in humanitarian aid to Syria, the minister announced at an international conference in the Saudi capital Riyadh on Sunday.
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