Syria Attends Donor Conference for First Time to Secure Support for Transition
Syria will participate in its first donor conference hosted by the European Union, focusing on achieving a peaceful transition post-President Assad’s ousting. The one-day event in Brussels will include representatives from Western nations, Arab countries, and U.N. agencies, chaired by EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas.
The European Union is hosting a significant donor conference for Syria on Monday, marking the nation’s participation under the new leadership. This conference aims to garner support for a peaceful transition in Syria following the ousting of President Bashar Assad by an insurgency in December. The one-day event will see the involvement of ministers and representatives from Western partners, regional neighbors, various Arab nations, and U.N. agencies, highlighting a collective effort for Syria’s future. The conference will be chaired by Kaja Kallas, the EU foreign policy chief, underscoring its importance to European diplomacy.
The upcoming donor conference represents a pivotal moment for Syria’s transitional government as it seeks international support following significant political changes. With diverse stakeholders involved in the discussions, the conference aims to lay the groundwork for a secure and peaceful future for the nation, reflecting a unified approach among the international community.
Original Source: kdhnews.com
