The Trump administration recently lifted a series of sanctions against Syria, a decision aimed at alleviating the humanitarian and economic crisis in the war-torn nation. The Treasury Department's action, which includes a 'general license,' allows U.S. citizens and companies to engage in financial transactions with the new Syrian government led by Ahmed al-Sharaa. This move follows President Trump's recent meeting with Syria's leader and is part of a broader U.S. initiative to remove sanctions imposed since the civil war began, which have disproportionately affected civilians and the general economy.
The lifting of sanctions against Syria by the Trump administration represents a significant shift in U.S. policy, aiming to relieve a humanitarian crisis and foster economic recovery.
The Treasury Department's decision to lift sanctions was framed as part of a broader effort to dismantle the restrictive measures that have long been imposed on Syria.
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