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French President Macron Invites Syrian President al-Assad to Paris

French President Macron Invites Syrian President al-Assad to Paris
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World February 6, 2025 09:18

- French President Macron invites Syrian President al-Assad to Paris for talks on Syria's transition process and stability.

French President Macron's Invitation to Syrian President al-Assad

French President Emmanuel Macron has extended an invitation to Syrian President Ahmed al-Assad to visit Paris for discussions on Syria's political process and stability.

During a phone call, Macron congratulated al-Assad on assuming the presidency and expressed full support for the country's transition process.

Macron highlighted the need to lift sanctions on Syria to allow for growth and recovery, emphasizing the importance of security and stability in the region.

The two leaders discussed security issues in Syria and the necessity of joint efforts to maintain security and stability in the country.

Macron reiterated France's support for Syria's unity, independence, and territorial sovereignty, inviting al-Assad to Paris to further discuss these matters.

Syrian President al-Assad's Response

Syrian President al-Assad thanked Macron for the meeting and France's support to the Syrian people over the past 14 years.

He expressed Syria's commitment to being a positive and active participant in the region and the world, sharing security concerns with its partners.

Al-Assad discussed the challenges faced by the Syrian people due to economic sanctions and the unresolved issue of Syria's territorial integrity.

He concluded by emphasizing the new administration's focus on the welfare and rapid recovery of the Syrian people through a developmental and national vision.

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