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Japan removes sanctions on Syrian oil sector
The article focused on Japan's decision to lift sanctions on several Syrian ministries and companies, including the Ministries of Defense and Interior, as well as the unfreezing of assets for important companies such as the Syrian Petroleum Company, the Public Establishment for Foreign Trade, the Syrian Commercial Bank, and the Syriatel telecommunications company. This decision comes within the framework of considering recent developments in Syria and improving bilateral relations, after Japan had partially eased sanctions in 2025. Overall, the change reflects Japan's inclination to strengthen cooperation with Syria while maintaining sanctions on 59 Syrian individuals and 18 Syrian entities.
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