British Foreign Secretary David Lammy's visit to Syria represents a significant step in restoring relations after a 14-year period of tension amid the country's conflict. During meetings with interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa and Syrian counterpart Asaad al-Shibani, topics of mutual cooperation and regional developments were discussed. The British government announced a new funding package to support Syria's recovery, humanitarian efforts, and efforts against the resurgence of the Islamic State group, showing a commitment to assist in rebuilding and providing aid to affected populations.
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy met in Damascus with interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa, indicating a revival of ties after 14 years of conflict and tensions.
The British foreign office emphasized its commitment to aiding Syria, focusing on economic rebuilding, inclusive political transition, and justice for victims of the Assad government.
The British government announced a new funding package, totaling 94.5 million pounds, to provide humanitarian aid, support education and livelihoods, and assist refugee-hosting countries.
The UK aims to maintain the defeat of the Islamic State group in Syria, ensuring they do not regain territorial control or plan attacks globally.
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