Trump scoate Siria de pe lista sponsorilor terorismului după 47 ani

The U.S. State Department has officially removed Syria from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, facilitating its economic recovery post-civil war. This decision follows a notification by Donald Trump to Congress and comes after 45 days of implementation. Syria had been on the blacklist since 1979, alongside Iran, Cuba, and North Korea. The U.S. Treasury Secretary stated this action would encourage additional investments in Syria for economic stability. Additionally, the U.S. revoked the terrorist designation of the Al Nusra Front, recognizing Syria's efforts to distance itself from international terrorism. The new Syrian president, Ahmad Al Shara, has fostered a strong relationship with Trump, promoting Syria's reintegration into the global economy.