Tokyo removes sanctions on Syrian entities
Japan announces a partial lifting of the sanctions imposed since 2011 on some Syrian institutions, including sectors related to oil, banking, services, and administration, in order to support peace efforts and reconstruction in Syria. This comes as part of ongoing international coordination, as Japan had previously lifted sanctions on several banks and companies following similar steps taken by the European Union and the United States, to promote stability and stimulate the economy after years of conflict. However, sanctions remain in place on 59 individuals and 15 entities, and both sides hope that this move will help improve the economic and humanitarian situation in Syria.
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