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The OPCW Restores Syria's Voting Rights After Chemical Weapons Sanctions
The International Chemical Weapons Convention regulatory body has restored Syria's voting rights after five years of suspension, in recognition of Damascus's cooperation in destroying its chemical weapons stockpile. This step follows the announcement of residual chemical materials found within the Syrian regime's stockpile, and the Executive Council has also approved the destruction of some of these materials in the Al-Qutayfah area. These developments reflect an improvement in the cooperation between the organization and Syria, as part of efforts to normalize relations, after Syria's previous compliance was conditioned on adherence to international rulings regarding its chemical weapons.
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