This study applies feminist foreign policy as an analytical framework which takes the realities of peace and conflict into account, and puts gender equality, women’s and human rights in the center of any discussions related to the Syrian context from the EU’s perspective. The concept is based upon a broad definition of security, critically reflects power relations, and focuses on diversity in policy making. Nora-Elise Beck and Barbara Mittelhammer emphasize that feminist foreign policy offers new ways of thinking and acting to achieve a more inclusive, equal, and comprehensive EU foreign policy approach for Syria.