(Adnkronos) – The UK has announced it will provide up to $200 million in humanitarian aid this year to support Syria’s recovery after the removal of Bashar al-Assad. “The UK will provide up to £160 million in essential aid” during the EU’s annual donor conference for Syria in Brussels, the Foreign Office said. The goal is to “help Syrians with water, food, healthcare and education in 2025”.
Syria: GB to provide $200 million in humanitarian aid for post-Assad recovery
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