Beirut – Syrian President Ahmad Al-Sharaa made his first visit Sunday in the United Arab Emirates, whose leaders were circular New leadership in Damascus In four months from falling Former President Bashar Assad in an offensive accused.
The State News Agency for Emirates, or Wam reported that President UAE, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan met with Shara in Abu Dhabi and “Wanted success in leading Syrian names for development, security and stability.”
The statement stated that “two leaders discussed a series of issues of mutual interest and exchanged positions on regional and international development”.
Like many other Arabic countries, UAE Cut the relations with Assad’s government after its brutal passage against anti-government protests in 2011. years who escalated into a civil war. However, the UAE was one of the first renewal of the ties, re-opening its embassy in Damascus in December 2018. years. In 2022. Assad visited the UAE in his first visit to the Arab country after the war broke out.
Other landscapes, including Saudi Arabia and Qatar, were quickly welcomed by the new rulers of Syria who led Al-Sharaa, an Islamist former rebel that led the accusation that was unreleased Assad. But the UAE, who were historically concerned about Islamist political movements, took careful access to the new authorities in Damascus.
New trains in Syria want to strengthen their regional links while fighting the country’s economy and infrastructure after almost 14 years of war, consolidates the control of the territory and gathered the patchwork of armed groups with their leadership in the National Army.
They also faced the challenges from Israel, who launched air strike campaign and moved land troops to seize the countries of patrolled zones from the autumn Assad. The zone was set up in the 1974 fire termination agreement. Years.
The new UN authorities and officials from Syria said Israel violates the agreement and is called to withdraw. Israeli officials say they protect their limits and plan to stay indefinitely.
UAE, as one of the handful of Arab countries that have normalized the links with Israel, could play a role in mediation between the two countries.
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2025-04-13 18:30:00
