EU development funding for Syria has held flat at around €140 million a year since 2025
EU contributions under the NDICI–Global Europe Special Measures for Syria, by year and objective, 2024–2027 (EUR million)
Table showing EU development funding for Syria under the NDICI–Global Europe Special Measures from 2024 to 2027, in millions of euros, split into three objectives: state institutions and public administration; economic recovery and services; and justice, cohesion and participation. In 2024, the EU allocated 36 million in total: none to state institutions, 24 million to economic recovery and 12 million to justice and cohesion. In 2025, it allocated 139 million: 26.5 million to state institutions, 76 million to economic recovery and 36.5 million to justice and cohesion. In 2026 and in 2027, it allocated 140 million each year: 30 million to state institutions, 80 million to economic recovery and 30 million to justice and cohesion. Over 2024–2027, the total is 455 million, of which 86.5 million (19 percent) went to state institutions, 260 million (57 percent) to economic recovery and 108.5 million (24 percent) to justice and cohesion.