Saudi Arabia and Qatar are joining forces to stabilize Syria by providing financial support for public-sector salaries and enhancing economic recovery plans. During a recent press conference, Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan announced their commitment to aiding Syrian state employees financially. This comes after plans for Qatar to supply $29 million monthly to Syria for the same purpose, backed by the US and the EU's lifting of sanctions. The Syrian government, under interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa, is working to Rebuild diplomatic relations and mitigate concerns regarding past extremist ties.
Saudi Arabia and Qatar are jointly supporting Syria by funding public-sector salaries to stabilize the country economically after civil unrest.
Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan confirmed financial collaboration with Qatar to assist Syrian state employees, aiming for economic recovery post-civil war.
Qatar will initially provide $29 million monthly to Syria, with support from the US and EU lifting sanctions to facilitate this initiative.
The new Syrian government under interim President al-Sharaa is actively working on rebuilding international ties and distancing itself from past extremist affiliations.
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