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West eases energy sanctions on Syria
After losing 84% of its GDP during the 14-year civil war, sanctions relief is giving new hope to millions in Syria.
West eases energy sanctions on Syria
Producer: Ibrahim Dogan, Graphic Artist: Elif Cansin Senol / TRT World
June 3, 2025

The recent easing of Western sanctions on Syria’s energy sector is seen as a potential first step toward economic stabilisation and regional reintegration after years of devastation.

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