The European Commission stated, "The collapse of the Assad regime offers new hope for the Syrian people. But this moment of change also carries risks and brings hardship. With the situation on the ground so volatile, our help to the people of Syria is ever more important."
The EU will soon launch an "air bridge" operation to deliver an initial 50 metric tons of health supplies to Syria, with additional support from stockpiles in Denmark.
The G7 leaders plan to discuss support for an inclusive and nonsectarian government in Syria, emphasizing the need for a common approach during their virtual meeting.
The announcement of increased humanitarian aid from the EU, now totaling 163 million in 2024, signals a strong commitment to address the urgent needs of Syrians.
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