EU and Germany Commit Hundreds of Millions in Aid to Support Syria's Transition

As Syria grapples with recent violence and ongoing reconstruction challenges, international donors emphasize inclusive governance and humanitarian support.

Germany has pledged €300 million in additional aid for Syria, with funds allocated to humanitarian efforts and regional refugee support.
The EU's annual Syria conference in Brussels will focus on stabilizing the country and supporting its transition to inclusive governance after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime last December.
Recent mass killings of Alawite civilians by armed groups have highlighted the challenges facing Syria's transitional government, led by Ahmed al-Scharaa, a former Islamist militia leader.
The EU welcomed the Syrian transitional government's promise to investigate the violence and its efforts to integrate Kurdish factions into a unified political framework.
With over 16 million Syrians reliant on humanitarian aid, the EU and international donors aim to address immediate needs while pushing for long-term economic recovery and governance reforms.