United States — United States Department of State & Ahmed al-Sharaa

United States — United States Department of State: The State Department led the delisting process and revoked terrorist designations, shaping U.S. foreign policy.

Ahmed al-Sharaa: As Syria's president, al-Sharaa's cooperation with the U.S. and efforts to distance Syria from terrorism were central to the delisting, boosting his legitimacy and Syria's economic prospects.

United States — United States Department of State: The State Department, through Secretary Rubio, announced the delisting and will oversee the process. It cited formal assurances from Syria regarding terrorism.

Ahmed al-Sharaa: Syrian President al-Sharaa secured a major diplomatic victory, enhancing his legitimacy and ability to attract foreign investment. The delisting supports his efforts to unify Syria and rebuild the economy.

United States — United States Department of State: The United States — United States Department of State made the decision to remove Ahmed al-Sharaa from its terrorism blacklist, citing progress by the Syrian leadership.

Ahmed al-Sharaa: Ahmed al-Sharaa, the President of Syria, is making a landmark official visit to the United States, marking a significant step in his transformation from a militant leader to a global statesman. He is expected to meet with Donald Trump to discuss an agreement to join the international US-led alliance against the Islamic State and seek funds for Syria's rebuilding.

United States — United States Department of State: The State Department expressed concern and encouraged Syria to partner with US firms.

Ahmed al-Sharaa: Al-Sharaa is the Syrian president who met Putin to revive economic ties and approved the logistics hub.

United States — United States Department of State: US diplomatic body involved in negotiations and statements. Its role is central to the mediation.

Ahmed al-Sharaa: Syrian President who has said Syria will not intervene in Lebanon, despite Trump's calls. His stance affects regional dynamics.

United States — United States Department of State: Issued security alerts for Americans in the region. Its actions reflect the risk level.

Ahmed al-Sharaa: Met with Iraqi Kurdish president to discuss security cooperation.

United States — United States Department of State: State Department notified Congress of planned jet engine sales to Turkey.

Ahmed al-Sharaa: Al-Sharaa met with Trump on the sidelines; discussions focused on Syria's role in regional security.

United States — United States Department of State: State Department supports pipeline rehabilitation and expects US companies to participate.

Ahmed al-Sharaa: Syrian leader receives US praise, bolstering his legitimacy and Syria's economic prospects.