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Security Council on Syria: Greece Asks for Protection of All Communities and Orthodox Christians; 5.5 Million Remain Displaced

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Greece asked the UN Security Council for concrete progress from the new Syrian authorities in protecting all religious and ethnic communities, with a specific reference to violence affecting Orthodox Christians.
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The economic crisis, security threats and intercommunal violence continue to complicate the transition in Syria, as highlighted in the UN Security Council briefing. The focus was on the protection of religious and ethnic communities, the education of children and the needs of millions of displaced people. Concern about violence and minorities […] The article Syria: UN Concerns about Children’s Education was originally published on AlphaTV.

Economic hardship, inter-communal tensions and ongoing security threats continue to weigh on the political transition in Syria, as highlighted during the UN Security Council briefing. The Deputy Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Syria, Claudio Cordone, stressed that economic recovery is essential for the transition and […] The article Syria: Appeal to the UN to support the political transition — Greece puts the protection of communities…

Greece focused on the protection of religious and ethnic communities and children's access to education during its briefing to the UN Security Council on Syria,… Syria: "We cannot allow a lost generation of children" – Greece's intervention at the UN - NAVTEMPORIKI

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Naftemporiki broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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