In his first UN speech, Syria’s al-Sharaa urges end to all sanctions
Summary
Syria’s interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, spoke at the United Nations General Assembly, urging the removal of international sanctions. He highlighted Syria’s efforts to rebuild the country after the fall of the previous regime and condemned Israeli attacks on Syria. Al-Sharaa also outlined steps Syria has taken to engage with the international community and improve its domestic situation.Key Facts
- Ahmed al-Sharaa is Syria’s interim president.
- Al-Sharaa addressed the United Nations General Assembly for the first time in nearly 60 years.
- He called for international sanctions against Syria to be lifted.
- Al-Sharaa outlined reforms taken since the previous regime's fall, including new institutions and election plans.
- The U.S. removed al-Sharaa’s former group from its terrorist list in July.
- Al-Sharaa urged the international community to support Syria against Israeli strikes.
- He met with international leaders, including U.S. officials, during his visit to New York.
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