(العربية أسفل الصفحة) The Syrian British Consortium Welcomes the U.S. Decision to Lift Sanctions on Syria The Syrian British Consortium (SBC) warmly welcomes the decision announced by U.S. President Donald Trump during his visit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to lift American sanctions imposed on Syria. These sanctions were initially enacted as part of international efforts to protect Syrian civilians and…
(العربية أسفل الصفحة) The Syrian British Consortium would like to express its sincere gratitude to the UK Government for the swift and serious steps it is taking to support the building of a safe, stable, and prosperous Syria. These efforts began with the lifting of sanctions on key Syrian institutions, including- but not limited to- the Central Bank, Syrian Airlines, and energy…
The Syrian British Consortium (SBC) strongly condemns the recent escalation of Israeli military operations in Syria. In the aftermath of the Assad regime’s collapse, which has left Syria in a state of instability, Israel has conducted over 300 airstrikes on Syrian military positions and has moved ground forces into strategic areas such as Mount Hermon. These actions represent a clear violation of…
Syria is Free from Assad On a historic and unforgettable day, Syria was liberated on Sunday, December 8, 2024, from the grip of the oppressive regime, coinciding with Bashar al-Assad’s escape to Russia. This day marks a monumental victory for the Syrian people, who endured a long struggle for freedom and dignity, sacrificing countless lives in pursuit of this noble goal. Today,…
01 December 2024 The Syrian British Consortium (SBC) and American Coalition for Syria (ACS) have been closely following the military operations in Syria since the early hours of Wednesday, November 29, 2024. As part of Operation “Deterrence of Aggression,” a coalition of opposition forces launched a preemptive military offensive to prevent further attacks and ceasefire violations by Assad regime forces and Iranian…
In his interview, Ibraim Olabi distinguished between three issues. First, the regime that lost control, which is brutal dictatorship facing trials in parts of the world and internationally. Second, the groups that took control which is a complicated and naunced issue, and third, the future of Aleppo which depends on what we do about it.
The Syrian British Council calls upon the UK to condemn the normalisation by the UAE of international crimes committed by the Syrian regime. The war in Syria is not over, and impunity still persists. While UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan was in Damascus yesterday, tens of thousands of civilians are still being unlawfully detained, tortured and killed. Millions…