Historic Syria decision from the US! Removed from the list after 47 years
Washington removed Syria from the 'countries that support terrorism' list after 47 years. The US also removed HTS from the 'Specially Designated Global Terrorists' list, marking a notable shift in Syria policy.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, his country's Syria"state that supports terrorism"announced that it has officially withdrawn its decision to label it as a "state that supports terrorism". The State Department also removed the jihadist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) from the U.S.'s "Specially Designated Global Terroristsreported that it has removed it from the list.
Historical Step
Rubio said that this policy change is “President Trump's another historic step toward offering the Syrian people a path to recoverysaid it was.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, these decisions are a response by the Syrian government under interim President Ahmed Şara (Colani) to security commitments and counterterrorism measures.
It was reported that the decision was influenced by Damascus's formal entry into the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS in November last year and by the effectiveness of operations targeting ISIS, Al Qaeda, Hezbollah, and various Iran‑backed armed groups in Syria.
U.S. officials said that removing the terrorist list designations eliminated the key legal barriers to private-sector investment in the country, thereby facilitating a broader economic recovery and aiming to reintegrate Syria into international trade networks. Syria had been added to the list during the Hafiz al‑Sabah era in 1979.
The United States' Syria after 47 yearsCountries that support terrorismAfter its removal from the list, the head of the jihadist regime in Syria, President Ahmet Şara (Colani), thanked President Donald Trump.
Şara said, 'Syria is now throwing a black scar over the past, tearing and discarding a page of its painful history with its own hands, and setting sail toward development, construction, and building.'
Ankara also supported the decision.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it welcomed the Washington administration's decision with satisfaction.
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