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US-Syria economic and diplomatic normalization
Overview
Following the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime in December 2024, the United States and Syria have begun rebuilding economic and diplomatic ties.
In mid-September 2026, a business delegation led by the US Chamber of Commerce completed a two-day mission to Syria. The group, representing approximately 50 American companies, met with high-ranking Syrian officials, including the Governor of the Central Bank and various ministers. US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Jacob McGee encouraged American market entry, noting that companies such as Chevron, HKN, Visa, and Mastercard are already engaging with Syrian counterparts.
By late September 2026, US Special Envoy Thomas Barack described Syria as a “model of what can happen” regarding the growing cooperation between Damascus and Washington. During the United Nations General Assembly, Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa met with representatives from the US Chamber of Commerce and major American corporations to discuss investment opportunities aimed at supporting Syria’s reconstruction and economic recovery.
Entities
U.S. Chamber of Commerce · Ahmad al-Sharaa · Syrian Investment Authority · US Chamber of Commerce · Syria
Timeline
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5 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesU.S. Envoy praises Syria as a model for cooperation and prosperityU.S. Special Envoy Thomas Barack praised the evolving Syrian-American cooperation, calling Syria a “model” for progress as officials discuss reconstruction and investment opportunities in New York.
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13 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesUS Chamber of Commerce leads historic business delegation to SyriaA US Chamber of Commerce delegation of 80 delegates and 50 companies visited Syria to explore investment opportunities and rebuild economic relations through various ministerial meetings.
Sources
alkuwaitnews.net · levant24.com · okazalyoum.com · uschamber.org