Billions of euros in aid are being allocated to Syria
The European Union has pledged to allocate nearly 2.5 billion euros to help rebuild Syria for 2025-2026.
Germany announced that it would allocate 300 million euros, focusing aid mainly on food, healthcare, and emergency services.
The United Kingdom has pledged £160 million to support vital needs, including food, water and education.
Switzerland plans to provide 73 million euros in long-term aid to Syria, while Canada announced 84 million Canadian dollars in humanitarian aid and expressed its intention to ease sanctions on the country.
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