US lifts Syria from terror sponsor list

The United States officially revoked Syria's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism after 47 years, as it has been on the list since 1979. This move aims to improve relations with Damascus and support its efforts to reintegrate into the international financial and economic system. The decision followed a series of communications between Washington and Damascus, during which the Syrian president called for the lifting of restrictions to boost the economy and improve living conditions. Iran, North Korea, and Cuba remain designated as state sponsors of terrorism. This decision is considered one of the most significant U.S. steps toward opening a new chapter in relations with Syria, which previously involved sanctions, arms sale restrictions, and aid limitations.

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