OFACFinal Rule
Syrian Sanctions Regulations
Finance & BankingOther
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Summary
The Syrian Sanctions Regulations are rules that restrict Americans and American companies from doing business with Syria and certain Syrian individuals and organizations due to concerns about the Syrian government's actions. These rules are meant to pressure the Syrian government by limiting financial transactions and trade.
Key Points
- 1American individuals and businesses are prohibited from conducting financial transactions, trade, or investments with Syria
- 2The U.S. government maintains a list of specific Syrian government officials, military leaders, and organizations that are blocked from accessing American money and services
- 3Violations of these sanctions can result in significant fines for companies and individuals who break the rules
- 4The regulations apply to all U.S. citizens and companies wherever they are located in the world
- 5These restrictions remain in place until the U.S. government decides to lift them based on changes in Syria's political situation
Key Dates
Published
August 26, 2025
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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