Syria and Türkiye strengthen cooperation in high-level meeting

Syrian President Ahmad Al-Shara met with a high-level Turkish delegation in Damascus to review bilateral relations and enhance cooperation between the two nations.

On December 22 in Damascus, Syrian President Ahmad Al-Shara hosted a Turkish delegation including Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, Defense Minister Yaşar Güler, and Intelligence Director Ibrahim Kalın. The meeting focused on assessing the current state of bilateral relations and advancing cooperation across various fields. This high-level engagement represents a significant step in the dialogue between Syria and Türkiye, neighboring countries with a complex history of interactions. Official sources indicate the discussions addressed mutual interests, though no specific agreements were publicly detailed. The visit underscores ongoing efforts to improve diplomatic ties in the region.

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