Syria's Government Finalizes Agreement with Ukraine on Demining Efforts
What happened
The government of Ahmed al-Sharaa, which leads the transitional government of Syria, has been seeking foreign investment and cooperation in the country. On September 21, 2026, the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported that the government of Ahmed al-Sharaa finalized an agreement with the government of Ukraine regarding demining efforts in the aftermath of the civil war. This agreement is part of an ongoing process to normalize and deepen relations between Damascus and Kyiv.
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Why it matters
The technical cooperation signals a strategic shift toward finance and international partners for Syria's post-war reconstruction. The agreement focuses on utilizing Ukrainian expertise to aid in demining efforts across the country. This cooperation could bolster the government's capacity for post-war recovery and agricultural development.
The current government of Ahmed al-Sharaa operates while facing security challenges in the country.
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Who's involved
- Ahmed al-SharaaPresident of Syria and leader of the transitional government.
- SyriaGeopolitical state whose government is undergoing post-war reconstruction.
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The entities involved
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Ahmed al-Sharaa
President of Syria since 2025
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Syria
country in West Asia
Related events
- EU sanctions were lifted on Syria, where Ahmed al-Sharaa leads the transitional government.
- Ahmed al-Sharaa succeeded Bashar al-Assad, while Iran backed Houthis attacking Saudi interests, and Syria evaluated joining a defense pact.
- Saudi Arabia and Syria discussed strategic cooperation for potential coalition membership.
- Ali Al Zaidi and security delegations from Iraq conducted talks in Syria, with Zaidi also assuming control of the intelligence service.
- Syria signed loans during a visit by Ahmed al-Sharaa to Riyadh.