The UK plans to amend its sanctions against Syria while keeping asset freezes and travel bans on key figures from the fallen regime. The objective is to assist the Syrian people in their recovery and ensure accountability for the Assad regime’s actions.
The UK government has expressed its plans to amend the sanctions regime against Syria that has been in place since the overthrow of the previous government. Despite these changes, the UK will continue to enforce the asset freeze and travel restrictions targeting key members of the former regime.
The aim of these amendments is to facilitate support for the Syrian people in the rebuilding of their nation while promoting overall stability and security within the region. Stephen Doughty, the UK Minister of State for Europe and North America, has articulated this commitment clearly.
Furthermore, Doughty reiterated the UK government’s resolve to hold Bashar al-Assad and his associates accountable for their actions against the Syrian populace. This underscores the UK’s stance on accountability amid ongoing humanitarian concerns in Syria.
The UK is altering its sanctions approach toward Syria to aid in the country’s recovery effort while maintaining accountability measures against the Assad regime. This strategic adjustment aims to balance support for Syrian citizens and the need for continued oversight of the former government’s actions.
Original Source: sana.sy
