Lebanon and Syria to form committees on prisoners, missing persons, and border issues

Lebanon and Syria Launch Joint Committees on Border and Missing Persons - The Media Line

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Beirut hosts Lebanese-Syrian meeting on detainees, missing Syrians in Lebanon

‘Both sides reaffirmed the importance of enhancing brotherly relations between Syria and Lebanon,’ says Syrian official - Anadolu Ajansı

Lebanon and Syria Forge New Paths for Peaceful Coexistence

Lebanon and Syria are establishing committees to address the fate of Syrian prisoners in Lebanon, locate missing Lebanese nationals in Syria, and resolve their unmarked border issues. As relations evolve, the new Syrian administration seeks to establish diplomatic ties, seeking to mend decades of tension.

Syria delegation arrives in Beirut to discuss prisoners, borders

A Syrian delegation arrived in Beirut on Monday to meet with the country’s deputy prime minister Tarek Mitri, where they discussed several key issues, including borders, Syrian prisoners in Lebanese jails, and missing people in Syria. According to Arabic media reports, the Syrian delegation included the director of Arab affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mohammed Taha al-Ahmed, and the head of the National Commission for Missing and For…

Lebanon and Syria to form committees on prisoners, missing persons, and border issues

Lebanon and Syria have agreed to form two committees to address the fate of the nearly 2,000 Syrian prisoners in Lebanese jails and to locate missing Lebanese nationals in Syria.