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Holding Civil Society Workshops While Syria Burns - By Justin Vela | Foreign Policy

12.10.12

Holding Civil Society Workshops While Syria Burns - By Justin Vela | Foreign Policy

The United States has consistently said Assad must relinquish power, but it has been hesitant to become heavily involved in Syria's insurgency. The U.S. financial commitment in Syria has been limited: At a meeting of the "Friends of Syria," a group of 70 countries supporting the opposition, the United States increased the funds it allotted to the Syrian opposition to $45 million. The amount allotted for humanitarian aid currently stands at $130 million.

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