The United States announces its cooperation with partners to boost investment in Syria following the easing of sanctions.

The official spokesperson for the US Department of State, Tammy Bruce, announced that Washington is working with its regional and international partners to enhance investment opportunities in Syria as part of efforts to support economic stability. This comes after the recent decision by the US administration to ease some sanctions imposed on Damascus.

In a statement published on the official website of the US Department of State, Bruce emphasized that these steps are in line with President Donald Trump's vision for a "prosperous Middle East and a stable Syria," stating: "We have taken significant steps to implement President Donald Trump's vision for a prosperous Middle East and a stable Syria, and we are collaborating with our partners to open the door for investment in Syria."

The spokesperson also highlighted recent actions taken by the US administration, including granting a 180-day waiver from the sanctions imposed on Syria under the Caesar Act to ensure they do not impact investment projects.

Furthermore, it was announced that the US Ambassador to Turkey, Thomas Barrack, has been appointed as the Special Envoy for Syria, in a move aimed at enhancing regional and international coordination.