The 9th Brussels Conference on Syria secured nearly €6 billion in aid for the war-torn country, with the Syrian side attending for the first time. The European Commission confirmed €4.2 billion in grants and €1.6 billion in low-interest loans.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced an increase in EU aid to €2.5 billion for 2025-2026, urging other donors to contribute. Meanwhile, Turkish Deputy Foreign Minister Nuh Yılmaz called for the unconditional lifting of sanctions and emphasized Syria’s economic recovery for stability.
Germany pledged €300 million, while the US did not commit any funds.