European meetings are expected to discuss easing sanctions on Syria

The High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaya Kallas, said that the bloc’s foreign ministers will meet in late January to discuss easing sanctions imposed on Syria.
She explained that this step will depend on the new rulers in Syria implementing a comprehensive political transition process for all, after the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad last month.

Riyadh meetings on Syria

The presidency of the Riyadh meetings on Syria discussed steps to support the brotherly Syrian people and provide them with all assistance and support at this important stage in their history.

The meetings emphasized helping the Syrian people rebuild Syria as a unified, independent Arab state that is safe for all its citizens, with no place for terrorism, and no violation of its sovereignty or attack on its territorial integrity by any party.

Political transition in Syria

The attendees also discussed their support for a Syrian political transitional process in which Syrian political and social forces are represented, preserving the rights of all Syrians and with the participation of various components of the Syrian people.
This is in addition to working to address any challenges or sources of concern among the various parties through dialogue, and providing support, advice and counsel in a manner that respects Syria’s independence and sovereignty.