The British government said it will release $63 million of humanitarian aid for “the most vulnerable” Syrians in Syria and in neighboring Lebanon and Jordan, the foreign ministry said Sunday.

Axar.az reports that citing AFP, “We’re committed to supporting the Syrian people as they chart a new course,” Foreign Minister David Lammy said in a statement.

The funds, which for the most part will be sent to UN agencies, “will enable an urgent scale-up of humanitarian assistance when needs are at their highest, and support delivery of essential public services in Syria.”

Lammy said Britain will also work “diplomatically to help secure better governance in Syria’s future,” adding that “it is vital that the future Syrian government brings together all groups to establish the stability and respect the Syrian people deserve.”

Separately, Britain said it will give $152,000 to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons for its work in Syria.