Syria aims to remove its name from terror sponsor list to aid economy

The Syrian government is counting on the easing of American sanctions imposed since 1979, including the removal of its name from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, to stimulate investments and improve economic conditions. Despite some partial lifting of sanctions, the Caesar Law restrictions and the state's designation sanctions remain in place, limiting the return of stability and development. This effort faces internal and external challenges, including Israeli opposition and political pressure from the United States, as well as obstacles related to implementing political and human rights conditions.

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