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Geir Pederson, the United Nations’ special envoy to Syria, center, listens to a woman who was looking for her missing relative.

Smooth end to Syria sanctions would help address immense needs, says UN envoy

  • Pedersen called for “broad support” for Syria and an end to sanctions to allow for reconstruction of the war-ravaged country
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