Next steps after Salih's comments on Syria betrayal
The article focused on the Syrian government's frustration over the international community's failure to support its reconstruction efforts. Syrian Emergency Minister Raed Al-Saleh confirmed that financial and political support is declining, and that international conferences have not raised enough funds to rebuild Syria after 14 years of war. He explained that the cost of reconstruction exceeds $300 billion, and that support remains sporadic despite commitments from some countries like Qatar. Additionally, external pressures—particularly from the U.S. and Israel—are restricting aid and mounting pressure campaigns to impose conditions. Experts also noted that the ongoing economic crisis is linked to the absence of political reform and stability, and that regional and international support depends on political interests and the reactivation of international relations to achieve real stability. There are still expectations that continued external pressures will impact Syria’s capacity for economic recovery, with lingering doubts about the feasibility of reconstruction projects under the current circumstances.
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