America's Diverging Strategies on Syria

The article focused on the Trump administration's interest in increasing stability in Syria and Lebanon, and directed U.S. policy toward gradually reactivating relations with Syria by canceling the Caesar Act and removing it from the list of states sponsoring terrorism. This aims to promote financial and political stability in the region. American statements, especially from Secretary of State Marco Rubio, clarified that the United States encourages Syria to focus on improving its internal conditions and securing its borders with Lebanon, without ruling out limited involvement in Hezbollah's affairs—mainly through border control and preventing arms smuggling. These moves come as part of a strategic American vision to transform the Eastern Mediterranean into an economic and developmental hub, facilitating economic activities and strengthening cooperation with relevant countries. It emphasizes that the stability of Syria and Lebanon is fundamental to ensuring the success of these projects and achieving U.S. interests in the region.

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