Syrian Defence Minister and OPCW Chief Discuss Final Steps to Close Chemical Weapons File
The foreign minister stressed that closing the chemical weapons file requires more than technical compliance.
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The foreign minister stressed that closing the chemical weapons file requires more than technical compliance.
Ibrahim Haj Halabi, a journalist from Hassakeh, described the atmosphere as charged with public frustration following demonstrations demanding the return of Syrian state institutions.
Syria is accelerating its re‑entry into the global financial system and expanding economic ties with Europe, advancing both a formal bid for multilateral development bank membership and targeted investment outreach in Germany.
This analysis should not be interpreted as opposition to strengthening Syrian‑Saudi relations, Marwan Kabalan writes.
The Media Department of the Syrian Ministry of Interior issued a formal statement dismissing circulating reports of armed assaults on security and military positions in rural Aleppo.
Uncertainty also persists over whether Law No. 49 was effectively nullified when the “Victory Conference” announced the suspension of emergency and exceptional legislation on January 29, 2025.
Decisions about where investment should go will help determine the kind of economy that emerges from reconstruction, Syria TV writes.
The conversation comes amid continued diplomatic engagement between Damascus and Amman aimed at harmonising positions on regional issues of mutual concern, al-Thawra writes.