Following the meeting of Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa and U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House, Syrian Information Minister Hamza al-Mustafa announced that Washington has officially declared the reopening of the Syrian embassy after more than a decade. An American source confirmed this and told AFP news agency that "the U.S. will allow Syria to resume its embassy activities in Washington to strengthen coordination on counterterrorism, security and economic issues." He added that Damascus recently signed a political cooperation declaration with the international coalition to defeat ISIS, and that President Trump supports a possible security agreement with Israel "to strengthen national and regional stability."
After more than a decade: Syrian embassy in Washington to reopen
Lior Ben Ari|
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