The Brussels conference aimed to aid Syria's recovery after 14 years of devastating civil war, during which hundreds of thousands of lives were lost, and millions displaced. The European Union led a donor drive, pledging around 2.5 billion euros in aid for 2025 and 2026. Various nations, including Germany and the UK, committed additional funds to support humanitarian needs. The meeting was notable for Syria's representation under its new leadership, emphasizing a push towards an inclusive political process essential for sustained peace and recovery.
"During the meeting, the EU vowed to provide about 2.5 billion euros ($2.7bn) in aid to Syria, highlighting the need for support for Syrians both in the region and abroad."
"There can only be a peaceful future for Syria if there is an inclusive political process," said German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, emphasizing the importance of political stability for reconstruction.
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