WORLDMay 28 · 12:30 UTCSEMAFORMohammed Sergie

Saudi Arabia pledges $1.5B aid package for Syria

Saudi Arabia pledged $1.5 billion to support Syria's economic recovery and refugee return, marking its largest aid contribution. The package focuses on housing, infrastructure, utilities, and small businesses, reflecting regional competition for influence in Syria. The UAE and other Gulf nations are also investing in Syrian projects to counter Iranian influence.

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