Meeting of the Security Council. The UN specialist in Syria spoke about “restrained optimism” and “historical events” in the country Peace and safety In Syria, & nbsp; hope for updating and “restrained optimism”. This was announced in the UN Security Council by the Secretary General of the Secretary General & nbsp; according to Syria, Heir Pedersen, speaking from the video from Damascus. & Amp; nbsp; ~ 60 > 62 ~ “The atmosphere is filled with restrained optimism and the desire to update after far -reaching international solutions for Syria,” he said. & Amp; nbsp; relief of sanctions & nbsp; 62 ~Pedersen welcomed the recent lifting of sanctions near countries. “Last week, US President Trump announced from Riyadh about the termination of sanctions against Syria. Yesterday, the European Union also announced the lifting of economic restrictions, and the UK canceled its sanctions mode last month ”, & NBSP; – & nbsp; he noted & nbsp; & nbsp;“ these are historical events. They open up opportunities to improve living conditions throughout the country and support the political transition process in Syria ”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; added Pedersen. & nbsp; & NBSP; according to the conspicu, these solutions are supported by key regional players. Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar and other partners provide assistance not only in the abolition of sanctions, but also in issues such as international financial institutions, payment of salaries in the civilian and supply of energy resources. & Amp; nbsp; further Steps & nbsp; Pedersen emphasized the importance of further efforts to restore the destroyed economy. The diplomat & nbsp; paid special attention to the creation of two key national commissions: according to transitional justice and in the affairs of the missing. The UN notes that the work of these commissions will be of great importance for building the best future for all Syrians. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; special supported said that his deputy najet Roshdi held constructive meetings with members of the Provisional Government. He expressed gratitude for the readiness of the authorities for dialogue and cooperation on key issues. & Amp; nbsp; & NBSP; an important step by the special support named the recent first meeting of the Syrian advisory council of women in Syrian territory. Members of the Council discussed the participation of women in politics. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; he also indicated the importance of the formation of a higher committee, which will be responsible for the selection of members of the new national assembly. This structure, according to him, will play a key role in creating a legal basis for reforms and elections. & Amp; nbsp; humanitarian crisis deepens & nbsp; 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >Almost 90 percent of the population of Syria live behind the poverty line, and the humanitarian situation in the country continues to deteriorate rapidly, the head of the Geneva branch & NBSP; the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian issues (VSGV) Rajamesh Rajasingham told members. Today, 16.5 million people need help and protection & nbsp;-& nbsp; this is a record indicator during the period from the beginning of the conflict more than ten years ago. & Amp; & nbsp; more than 670 thousand people were forced to leave their homes only from November last year, including 15 thousand people who escaped from the suburbs of Damascus due violence against the Druzkaya community. At the same time, the number of returning people is growing: since December, more than a million internally displaced persons have returned to their areas, despite the existing risks. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; there are a special danger – mines and unexploded ammunition. Since December, more than 900 civilians have died or were injured due to explosions of such ammunition, a third of them & nbsp;-& nbsp; children. & nbsp; & nbsp; despite the difficult situation, humanitarian organizations continue to work. Only from the beginning of the year, more than a thousand trucks with humanitarian aid have been delivered through Turkey to Syria. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) managed to conduct a vaccination campaign among 3.4 million Syrian children. & Amp; nbsp; crisis of financing & nbsp;