US EditionUS Envoy Meets Syria's Leader After Lifting of Sanctions
- On Saturday, Syrian interim leader Ahmed al-Sharaa held talks with Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the Dolmabahce Palace in Istanbul.
- The meeting followed the recent lifting of Western sanctions on Syria after the ousting of Bashar al-Assad and the end of his regime.
- Senior Turkish officials participated in discussions focused on enhancing mutual ties and supporting efforts to rebuild Syria following years of conflict.
- According to a statement from the US Treasury, the measures aim to support Syria's progress toward stability and prosperity by lifting economic sanctions.
- The lifting of sanctions opens opportunities for investment and recovery, and the Syrian government welcomed the move as a positive step to ease hardships.
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US envoy meets Syria's leader after lifting of sanctions
ANKARA — The US ambassador to Turkey, who has assumed the role of Syria envoy, said Saturday he had met the country's interim leader following Washington's lifting of sanctions on the war-torn country. Tom Barrack, who met with interim leader Ahmed Al Sharaa in Istanbul, said in a statement: "I reiterated the United States' support for the Syrian people after so many years of conflict and violence.” "President Trump's goal is to enable the new g…
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DailyTruthReportTrump administration official meets with Syrian president as U.S. eases sanctions
Thomas Barrack, the U.S. special envoy to Syria, met Saturday with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharra one day after the Trump administration officially began dismantling sanctions on the war-torn Middle Eastern Country.
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