Britain re-establishing diplomatic relations with Syria, announces David Lammy | Syria

During his visit to Damascus, Foreign Minister David Lammy, he established diplomatic relations with Syria after years of civil war of England.

“There is a renewed hope for the Syrian people, Lam Lammy said in a statement. “We have interests to make the new government commit to building a stable, safer and prosperous future for all Syrians.”

Lammy’s visit to Syria is accompanied by a British minister for primary and emergency humanitarian aid in 14 years and supports the country’s long -term healing of the country and supports countries hosting Syrian refugees in the region.

The West gradually resets its approach to Syria since the rebellious forces that Islamist Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham has dismissed as President in December in December after the war for more than 13 years.

Only days ago, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order that terminated a US sanction program on Syria and ends the insulation of the international financial system and helps it reconstruct after the war.

British also alleviated its sanctions in April and resolved the assets of the other 23 organizations to promote investments, including the Central Bank of Syria and the Banks and oil companies, but kept the targeted members of the former regime.

A stable Syria will reduce the risk of “irregular migration ,, will allow the destruction of chemical weapons and cope with the threat of terrorism.

In these meetings, Lammy reiterated the importance of “inclusive and representative political transition in Syria and presented the continuous support of England.

Lammy also stems from traveling to Kuwait, where the strengthening of regional security and bilateral relations will be at the top of the agenda. It is also expected to announce a new partnership with the Gulf monarchy to deal with the humanitarian crisis in Sudan.