Trump moves to remove Syria from US list of state sponsors of terrorism
Summary
President Donald Trump has begun the process to remove Syria from the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism by notifying Congress. This change aims to allow U.S. companies to invest in Syria and support the country's rebuilding after years of conflict.Key Facts
- President Trump informed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa about the decision during a meeting in Ankara, Turkey.
- The removal requires a 45-day review by the U.S. Congress before it takes effect.
- Being on the terrorism list restricts foreign aid, defense exports, and some financial transactions with Syria.
- Syria’s Central Bank Governor said the move could lead to more investment and help Syria rejoin the world economy.
- Last year, President Trump ended a U.S. sanctions program isolating Syria financially.
- Some Saudi and Gulf companies are planning large investments to support Syria’s recovery.
- President Trump expressed respect for al-Sharaa, who previously led an Islamist rebel group and fought against ISIS.
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