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EU eases Syria sanctions to help revive economy

The European Union on Monday began easing energy and transport sanctions and banking restrictions against Syria, aiming to help breathe life into the conflict-torn country’s economy if its new leaders work toward a peaceful future. The EU started to impose...

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Brussels, Updated At : 11:10 AM Feb 25, 2025 IST

The European Union on Monday began easing energy and transport sanctions and banking restrictions against Syria, aiming to help breathe life into the conflict-torn country’s economy if its new leaders work toward a peaceful future.

The EU started to impose asset freezes and travel bans on Syrian officials, banks, agencies and other organisations in 2011, in response to then-President Bashar Assad’s crackdown on protesters.

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