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Syria seeks full U.S. sanctions removal by end of 2025 to boost economy and reconstruction.
Syria aims to secure the full removal of U.S. sanctions by year-end 2025, following President Trump’s May 2025 decision to lift most sanctions after meeting with President Ahmed al-Sharaa.
Although the Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act of 2019 still authorizes sanctions, officials are pushing to repeal it, with hopes the bill reaches Trump for signature.
A full lift would restore access to international banking, attract foreign investment, and aid reconstruction.
The government plans to introduce a new currency, stabilize the economy, and restructure debt.
Officials also seek reduced U.S. tariffs and investment from Gulf states and Chinese firms.
A ceasefire with northern factions could unlock resources and drive economic recovery, with reconstruction costs estimated at $216 billion—potentially exceeding $1 trillion with modern infrastructure.
Growing bipartisan support in Congress and the Trump administration is advancing efforts to repeal the Caesar Act, citing humanitarian and stability concerns.
Siria busca la eliminación completa de las sanciones estadounidenses para finales de 2025 para impulsar la economía y la reconstrucción.