"Supporting the Future of Syria and the region" in Brussels on 24-25 April

April 22, 2018

Date: 24-25 April
Location: Brussels

The second Conference on "Supporting the Future of Syria and the region" will take place in Brussels on 24-25 April in Brussels.

The second Brussels conference will be co-hosted by the European Union and the United Nations.

The 2018 Conference will come as a follow up to the 2017 Brussels Conference, and will aim at keeping the international community’s attention and response to the Syrian crisis on top of the international agenda, and will encourage the full implementation of commitments taken in Brussels in April 2017.

It will focus on two goals, humanitarian support to Syrians, both inside Syria and in neighbouring countries, namely Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey and and bolstering the UN-led political peace process in Geneva.

Know more about how UNDP is supporting Syrians and the region
2018 Humanitarian Needs Overview
Syria Crisis: 2018 Needs Overview and Funding Requirements
Meeting for a Renewed Resilience Commitment Summary  

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