- Snapchat is now fully accessible in Syria without VPNs or circumvention tools.
- The decision aims to reconnect Syrians with global digital services.
The ministry said the move followed coordination with global tech companies.
Syria’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology announced the full restoration of Snapchat’s service across the country, allowing users to access the platform without the need for VPNs or any circumvention tools. The ministry described the move as part of its broader efforts to reconnect Syrians with global digital services.
In an official statement issued on Sunday evening, the ministry said the reactivation of Snapchat came after coordinated efforts with global technology companies, aimed at reintegrating Syria into the global digital ecosystem.
The ministry added that this step falls within a wider national plan to rehabilitate Syria’s digital infrastructure and enhance the quality of technical services provided to citizens across all governorates.
