Trump signs order dismantling decades of Syria sanctions
Middle East,Syria,Terrorism,Bashar Al-Assad,Trump Administration,Sanctions,Foreign Policy
President Trump on Monday signed an executive order dismantling a series of sanctions on Syria, providing more relief to the new authorities in Damascus who overthrew Syrian dictator Bashar Assad late last year.
The administration said its lifting the sanctions without conditions, but hopes the move to end Syriaβs isolation in global financial markets will encourage the government headed by the U.S.-designated terrorist Ahmed al-Sharaa to fulfill a number of criteria related to countering terrorism, integrating the Syrian Kurdish forces, respect for minorities, and establishing ties with Israel.
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