Calas: EU decided to lift Syria’s sanctions

Hours before the News, informed sources announced that the ambassadors of the EU member states had reached a preliminary agreement on the lifting of Syrian sanctions, and the decision is expected to be officially announced at the EU Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Brussels.

“Today we have decided to lift our economic sanctions against Syria,” the EU foreign policy chief Kaya Kalas wrote on Tuesday evening.

“We want to help the Syrian people rebuild new, inclusive and peaceful Syria,” Calcis wrote. “The European Union has always been with the Syrian people for the past five years and will continue.”

Since the beginning of the Syrian Civil War, the European Union and the United States have imposed extensive sanctions on the government of Bashar al -Assad. The sanctions included blocking assets, banning the export of sensitive equipment and technologies, and economic and financial constraints that caused a widespread livelihood in Syria. With the advent of Ahmad al -Shara as the interim chief of Syria, the West is looking for an opportunity to re -interact with Damascus. Europe and the United States are now examining the gradual lifting of economic sanctions so that they can cooperate with the new government, increase their influence and pave the way for Syria’s stability and reconstruction.

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