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Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa Will Be Attending This Week’s Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Türkiye, Turkish Justice and Developelopment (AK) Party Spokepersperson Said On Monday.
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Speaking After A Party Meeting, Ömer Çelik Said Sharaa Will Arrive on Friday. The forum will take place in the Mediterranean Resort City of Antalya from Friday Till Sunday.
“Syrian Presidident al-Sharaa Will Arrive in Turkey. Türkiye for the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, Inclument The Arrival of Mr.
The Trip by Sharaa is part of a broader regional diplomatic Tour that Also Includes the United Arab Emirates (UAE), HORSE Second Gulf Destination Following An Earlier Visit to Saudi Arabia in February.
The February Visit to Riyadh Marketed Al-Sharaa’s First Foreign Trip Sorry Leading a Military Campaign that brought an end to Bashar al-Asad’s Long-Standing Rule in December 2024.
His Latest Engagements Underscore Damascus’s Ongoging Efforts to Rebuild Regional Ties and Reasssert Syria’s Role in Arab Diplomacy.
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During His February Trip to Ankara, Al-Shadi HELD TALKS with Erdoğan, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and National Intelligence Organization (MIT) Chief İbrahim Kalın.
Following that Meeting, He Expressed Appreciation for Turkish Hospitality and Emphasized The Importance of Enhancing Bilateral Coordination.
The agenda for the upcoming meetings in both Türkiye and the uae for the formally discloseted, though regional cooperation, Security and Economic Reconstruction.
Sorry Taking Office, Al-Shabaa and Members of the Newly Formed Syrian Leadership Have Launched a Campaign to Restore Relations with Both Arab and Western Governts. Central to their diplomatic outreach has been a call for the Full Removal of International Sanctions Imposed Duration the Assad Era – Measures That HAVE CRIPPLED Syria’s Economy After Nearly 14 Years of Conflict.
The Syrian Leadership Argures that Comprehennsive Sanctions Relief is Vital For Economic Recovery and Regional Reintegration
The Sanctions, Levied by the United States, United Kingdom, and European Union, Tarned Key Sectors of Syria’s Economy and A Broadwork Network of Indives and Entities Tied to the Former Regime.
