Washington has removed Syria from its terrorism list, while a body in the Netherlands reinstated Syria's rights, and Fernando Arias supported OPCW cooperation.
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Updated sep 17
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Washington has removed Syria from its terrorism list, while a body in the Netherlands reinstated Syria's rights, and Fernando Arias supported OPCW cooperation.
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- The Muslim World League supports Syria's path to prosperity, concurrent with the US removing Syria from its terrorism sponsors list.Sub-event
US de-lists Syria from terrorism list; Netherlands reinstates rights; Arias supports OPCW cooperation.1 source
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Syria
country in West Asia
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Netherlands
one of the four autonomous countries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands; with territories in the Caribbean
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West
historic business based in the United Kingdom
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