International donors gathered for the first time to support Syria post-Assad. The Brussels conference, aimed at encouraging peaceful political transition, included ministers and representatives from Western allies, regional neighbors, and U.N. agencies. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas chaired the meeting.
On Monday, international donors convened in Brussels to support Syria in a pivotal moment for its new leadership. The conference aims to foster a peaceful political transition following the removal of President Bashar Assad in December. Attendees included ministers and representatives from Western nations, neighboring countries, other Arab states, and U.N. agencies, all seeking to encourage Syria’s new leaders toward constructive governance. The meeting was chaired by Kaja Kallas, the European Union’s foreign policy chief.
This conference marks a significant step for Syria as it attempts to redefine its leadership and seek a peaceful future. The collective efforts of international donors demonstrate a commitment to supporting Syria’s transition period and may pave the way for improved governance and stability in the region.
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