Former U.S. President Donald Trump says he believes he will remove Syria from the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism. In remarks reported by multiple outlets, Trump signals that such an action could follow from his approach to U.S. policy toward Syria. The reporting frames the potential move as related to extending sanctions relief tied to Washington’s support for Syria’s post-war economic recovery. The articles do not provide detailed timelines, specific conditions, or a formal decision-making process, but they describe Trump’s position as anticipating a change in Syria’s status under the terrorism sponsor designation. Removal from the list would generally require U.S. action under existing legal and policy standards, which typically include considerations of a country’s support for terrorism and compliance with U.S. requirements. Across the sources, the central point is Trump’s expectation that Syria could be taken off the designation, alongside the prospect of easing restrictions that have affected Syria’s economy. The reports do not include confirmation from current U.S. officials that the list change is imminent.