A Qatari diplomatic delegation has arrived in Damascus “to finish the mandatory procedures” for re-opening its embassy there, the Gulf nation’s overseas ministry mentioned in a press release on Sunday.
Qatar’s then-Ambassador to Syria, Zayed al-Khayarine, left Damascus in July 2011, when the embassy suspended its work. The choice adopted robust criticism from Syrian authorities of Qatar’s state-backed media outlet Al-Jazeera’s protection in March 2011 of a revolt in opposition to the Assad authorities.
In response to the assertion by the Official Spokesperson of the Qatari International Ministry Majid bin Mohammed Al Ansari, “throughout its conferences with the ‘transitional authorities’ in Syria, the delegation reaffirmed the State of Qatar’s full dedication to supporting the Syrian individuals in reaching their aspirations for safety, peace, growth, and prosperity following the success of their revolution.”
The delegation and new Syrian authorities additionally mentioned methods to reinforce the circulation of Qatari humanitarian support and “the wants of the Syrian brothers throughout this essential section.”
A conflict broke out in Syria in 2011 following a wave of protests and uprisings often known as the Arab Spring that swept throughout the Center East and North Africa. Whereas Western nations, Türkiye, Israel, and a few Gulf states supported the anti-Assad forces, Russia and Iran backed the federal government in Damascus. A truce brokered by Moscow and Ankara in 2020 ended large-scale preventing for nearly 4 years.
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