Japan supports the reconstruction of Syria with 3 million euros: A renewed international commitment.

In a new step reflecting its continued commitment to supporting stability and development in Syria, Japan announced a financial contribution of 3 million euros to the Syria Recovery Trust Fund, a significant addition to international efforts aimed at supporting the Syrian people in overcoming the effects of war and rebuilding their country. This announcement came in an official statement by the Charge d'Affaires and Special Coordinator for Syria, Akihiro Tsuji, who affirmed that his country will continue its strong commitment to supporting Syria's stability. He noted that this contribution is part of Japan's ongoing support for projects that contribute to improving the humanitarian, service, and economic situation in various Syrian regions. Tsuji emphasized that Tokyo looks forward to a brighter future for the Syrian people, stressing the importance of coordination with the international community to meet the needs of Syrians and enhance the conditions for a decent life, especially in light of the significant challenges facing the country. This step comes at a critical time when Syria requires effective international support to rehabilitate its infrastructure and enhance opportunities for economic and social recovery, amidst the ongoing repercussions of war and the needs of millions of Syrians for sustainable development projects that restore hope to their lives.