The U.S. has officially removed Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism — a historic move after nearly 50 years — paving the way for foreign investment and global reintegration. This shift comes as Syria’s new president, a former militant turned leader, engages with Washington amid the removal of his group from terror designations. Seen as a strategic pivot to draw Syria closer to U.S. influence, the decision signals hope for economic revival — though challenges remain, including political instability and lack of a representative government. Both sides frame it as a turning point toward transparency and mutual respect.
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