After over thirteen years of conflict, the EU remains committed to the Syrian people. The dire situation in Syria and in the region only confirms the need to find a sustainable, peaceful solution, in line with UNSCR That is what the EU is working for, standing with the Syrian people until that prospect โ however distant it may sometimes appear โ will be fulfilled.
This year again, the Conference will feature a Day of Dialogue, engaging with Syrian civil society, on 30 April in the premises of the European Parliament in Brussels; and a Ministerial Segment on 27 May in the premises of the EU Council; as well as a number of side events and a dedicated cultural programme.
With nearly participants attending, the Brussels Conference has become over the years an invaluable opportunity to engage and deepen dialogue with Syrian civil society from Syria, the neighbouring countries and the diaspora , main UN stakeholders and agencies, EU Member States, third countries representatives as well as international NGOs. The funding helps people in need inside Syria and in neighbouring countries hosting Syrian refugees.
The European Union will continue mobilising all the tools at its disposal to support a negotiated political solution in line with UN Security Council Resolution and to help create the conditions for a better future for all Syrians.
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