Humanitarian Aid and Geopolitical Dynamics in Syria

This chapter examines recent policy changes affecting humanitarian aid in Syria, particularly a six-month license for Turkey and Qatar to contribute electricity and financial resources. It discusses the limitations of short-term aid measures and reflects on the broader implications of U.S. foreign policy, regional power dynamics, and the potential for economic recovery amidst ongoing conflicts. The narrative underscores the challenges of stabilizing institutions and ensuring equitable benefits from foreign investments in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape.