The British government Lift the sanctions imposed on a dozen Syrian companiesTo help rebuild the country after, including government departments and media President Bashar al -Assad was thrown away In December last year in a major rebellion attack.
The United Kingdom imposed sanctions For those who supported the oppressive regime From Assad, they helped the public violently suppress and spread false information. “The Syrian people are eligible for the opportunity to rebuild their country and the economy and have a national interest in the United Kingdom of Syria,” said Middle East Minister Hamish Balkanar.
There were new Syrian leaders Difficulties in starting to re -create a ruined economy And the country’s infrastructure after nearly 14 years of civil war. New Damascus officials have put pressure on lift Sanctions imposed by Western countries For the Asad government, with limited victory.
According to the British Foreign Ministry, Financial obstacles have been raised And freezing assets imposed on many government agencies, including the Interior and Defense Ministries. Economic sanctions against public radio and television organization, a government agency Advertisement in favor of Assad And prompted the violence against the public.
The Foreign Ministry said it also raised sanctions against the newspaper ‘al -Wadan’, ‘Sam Press TV’ and ‘Sama TV’ to separate false information. The sanctions imposed on Assad Its associates are practiced, and the law has been changed to allow accounts for atrocities committed against the Syrians.
The US does not recognize the new Syrian government
In the month of March, The United Kingdom withdraws sanctions against two dozen Syrian companiesOften banks and oil companies. Trump administration has not yet properly recognize the new Syrian government led by the president Ahmad al -Sharah, an ancient Islamic rebel He directed the attack on Al Assad.
The militant group led by Al Shahra, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS)It is a terrorist organization appointed by the United States and the sanctions imposed on Damascus under the rule of Al Assad are in effect. However, Washington has softened some restrictions.
In January, the US Treasury The public license was granted, Six months that recognize some transactions with the Syrian government, including some energy sales and accidental transactions. In the meantime, the European Union has begun to soften some sanctions on energy and transportation Bank controls against SyriaIt suspends measures aimed at transport, including oil, gas and electricity and airport.
