Britain is re-establishing diplomatic relations with Syria after years of civil war, with Foreign Minister David Lammy visiting Damascus. The UK pledges £94.5 million for humanitarian aid and long-term recovery while supporting those hosting Syrian refugees. The West has gradually adjusted its approach following the Assad regime’s long-standing control. Recent lifts on sanctions from both Britain and the US aim to facilitate rebuilding efforts. Lammy emphasizes the need for an inclusive political transition in Syria, which is viewed as vital for regional stability and reducing migration risks.
In our interests to support the new government to deliver their commitment to build a stable, more secure and prosperous future for all Syrians.
Britain is easing its sanctions, unfreezing the assets of Syria's central bank and 23 entities, to encourage investments while keeping sanctions on the former regime.
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