Syria, Denmark Discuss Strengthening Ties as Copenhagen Reopens Damascus Embassy
- Denmark reopened its embassy in Damascus on August 31, ending a 14-year closure and restoring diplomatic ties with Syria following the civil war.
- Syria's Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani met Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation and expanding partnership across various sectors.
- During the Danish delegation's visit, President Ahmad al-Sharaa met with Lars Løkke Rasmussen to discuss recovery, reconstruction, and stability efforts.
- Several European countries, including France, Britain, Germany, and Spain, have recently re-established diplomatic relations and reopened embassies in Syria after years of suspension due to the civil war.
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Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaybani and his Danish counterpart, Lars Locke Rasmussen, announce at a press conference work on a comprehensive partnership agreement between the two countries.
Syria, Denmark discuss strengthening ties as Copenhagen reopens Damascus embassy
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al Shaibani and Danish counterpart Lars Lokke Rasmussen discuss bilateral cooperation after Denmark reopened its embassy in Damascus following a 14-year closure.
Denmark has reopened its embassy in Damascus while the government works to enable more repatriations.
Following the example of other countries, Denmark has reopened its embassy in Syria, opening “a new chapter” in relations between the two countries, according to the Syrian Foreign Minister. The post Syria: Denmark reopens its embassy in Damascus appeared first on in.gr.
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