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In Syria, the challenge of reconstruction despite international sanctions
As some cities have been largely destroyed during the war, residents have been attempting to resettle since the fall of Bashar al-Assad in December. Efforts have been hindered by a lack of investment.
Syrian Foreign Minister Asad al-Shaibani stressed the need for an urgent lifting of sanctions imposed on Syria due to the crimes of the ousted regime of Bashar al-Assad, because, as he stated, these sanctions would increase the suffering of Syrians, worsen the economic crisis and jeopardize the possibility of building the foundations necessary for achieving lasting peace.
UK Eases Sanctions on Key Syrian Government Entities: What It Means for the Region
UK’s Sanction Lifting: A New Chapter in Syrian Relations The UK’s Decision to Lift Sanctions: A Transformative Step in Syrian Relations In a significant change to its diplomatic stance, the United Kingdom has declared the removal of sanctions against several entities associated with the Syrian government. This pivotal decision represents a crucial juncture in the [...]
Workshop on sustainable reconstruction in Syria
English GSAS Trust joins international workshop on sustainable reconstruction in Syria Senior members of the Gulf Organisation for Research and Development’s (GORD) Center of Excellence, GSAS Trust, joined an international workshop titled “Recycling and Reconstruction – Building Methods and Materials for Post-War Syria." The hybrid workshop was organized through a collaboration between the Landesentwicklungsgesellschaft Thüringen and the Inno…
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Sheibani announced on Tuesday Damascus's full commitment to transitional justice to prevent conflict, stressing that Syria's stability serves everyone's interests. Speaking at a UN meeting, Al-Sheibani said: "Sanctions on Syria weaken the country's ability to prevent future conflicts," adding: "Sanctions do not target forces of instability, but rather hinder our ability to build institutions and prevent conflict.…
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