Jordan, Syria, and U.S. officials discuss war-torn Syria’s reconstruction after deadly clashes
Summary
Officials from Jordan, Syria, and the U.S. held a meeting in Amman on reconstructing Syria after recent violent clashes. They discussed improving security and rebuilding efforts, which could cost at least $400 billion. Syria is also exploring options to reactivate an oil pipeline with Iraq.Key Facts
- Officials from Jordan, Syria, and the U.S. discussed Syria's reconstruction in Amman.
- The meeting followed previous talks after clashes in Syria's Sweida province.
- Syria's reconstruction might cost at least $400 billion, up from earlier estimates.
- Some countries, including Saudi Arabia and Qatar, have pledged significant investments for reconstruction.
- Syrian and Iraqi officials are considering reactivating or rebuilding an oil pipeline between Kirkuk and Baniyas.
- Syria previously had a strong oil sector, producing about 380,000 barrels a day before the war.
- The Syrian oil industry has been significantly damaged since the conflict began in 2011.
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