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Syria's Path to State Rebuilding
Syria has begun to emerge from its international isolation through tangible steps related to reactivating its relationships with the global community. Most notably, the United States' decision to remove Syria from the list of state sponsors of terrorism opens the door for Syria to restore its economic and political standing. Gulf countries, especially Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey, have contributed to breaking the isolation by lifting sanctions and supporting reconstruction and infrastructure projects, including significant investments in residential developments, transportation, and logistics services. Domestically, the mission of the Syrian Democratic Forces was declared over as an independent entity, paving the way for their integration into a unified state. Additionally, international banking cards have resumed usage after years of interruption, reflecting a decline in economic isolation. These developments are crowned by efforts to bolster the state's presence and reinforce its sovereignty in security and service domains.
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