Conflict of interests rules Syria’s early recovery agenda, projects ...Syria

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Amal Rantisi | Diana Rahima | Muhammed Fansa Amidst fear of a Russian role impeding reaching an international consensus, the Syrians are waiting for a battle in the corridors of the UN Security Council to extend Resolution (2585) regarding aid delivery through the Bab al-Hawa border crossing between Syria and Turkey, with cards that Moscow insists on obtaining, including cross-lines aid instead of cross-border aid and the issue of early recovery. The UN Security Council renewed the resolution for a period of 12 months on 9 July 2021, in two phases of six months each. The resolution included a clause that welcomed all efforts and initiatives aimed at expanding the scope of humanitaria

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