The EU conference in Brussels aims to secure humanitarian aid for Syria’s interim government, highlighting ongoing challenges and opportunities following Assad’s removal. The event will gather numerous international ministers to discuss aid pledges as humanitarian needs escalate in the country.
The interim government in Damascus is participating in an annual international conference in Brussels aimed at gathering aid for Syria, which is currently facing significant humanitarian challenges and an unstable political landscape following the fall of Bashar al-Assad. Since 2017, these conferences have been held by the European Union but previously excluded Assad due to his involvement in a civil war that erupted in 2011.
The EU conference seeks to provide vital humanitarian assistance to Syria amid ongoing violence and a political transition. With millions in need of aid, and significant international pledges expected, the event highlights both challenges and new opportunities for Syria’s future governance, particularly emphasizing the importance of inclusive state-building efforts.
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