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ER Editor: A reminder that many western leaders have said ‘Assad must go’ and many claims of brutality have been made against him as a justification for his removal, which were later found to be false. The rationale for mending ties with Syria is apparently to be able to send immigrants back from Europe according to some, but this diplomatic move has the feel of something far more significant.
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🇮🇹🇸🇾 Italy has Reopened Diplomatic Ties to Syria. Congratulations to Stefano Ravagnan, the new Italian ambassador to the country.
President Assad with the help of Russia has officially defeated the globalists.
Meloni is far from perfect, but in this case, I salute her. 🫡… pic.twitter.com/4uRE7i3IJ1
— James Porrazzo (@JamesPorrazzo) July 26, 2024
Germany has restored diplomatic relations with Syria.
Italy has decided to appoint an ambassador to Syria, the first such move since 2012. pic.twitter.com/TbdnWD7KqI
— S p r i n t e r (@SprinterFamily) July 26, 2024
This article (below) is behind a paywall, but this is the visible paragraph. Note the language —
The Foreign Minister, Antonio Tajani, says that the Italian government has chosen an Italian ambassador to send to Syria and this means that it is preparing to put the embassy back into operation in Damascus. It is a small diplomatic revolution, which will surely be accomplished together with other countries of the European Union.
Italy Appoints Ambassador to Syria as Europe Races for Engagement with Damascushttps://t.co/mcvAP5dIFk
— S p r i n t e r (@SprinterFamily) July 27, 2024
The Italian Government is about to officially appoint an Ambassador to Syria.
To date, Italy is the only G7 Member to have taken this decision.
The Embassy in Damascus was evacuated in 2012https://t.co/zHhGLpRN4a— Francesco Marone (@f_marone) July 26, 2024
BREAKING: 🇮🇹🇸🇾 Italy restores diplomatic ties with Syria
Italy became the first G7 nation to restore diplomatic ties with Syria on July 26, appointing Stefano Ravagnan as their new ambassador and ending a 12-year diplomatic break. pic.twitter.com/ZPdGTZgV5j
— Mega Geopolitics (@MegaGeopolitics) July 27, 2024
We believe the immigration issue is just a byproduct —
🇬🇧|Eight EU states, including Greece, Italy & Austria, are calling for a new Syria policy to facilitate the return of Syrian #migrants. 🇩🇪 is not part of this initiative – Syrians have often already been ‘naturalized’ into full social benefits anyways. https://t.co/GaNNZiRz3t
— Christine Anderson (@AndersonAfDMdEP) July 23, 2024
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Italy appoints ambassador to Syria as Europe races for engagement with Damascus
PRESS TV
The Italian government has resumed its diplomatic relations with Syria by appointing an ambassador to the Arab country as more European countries race to amend their ties with Damascus after a decade-long hiatus.
Stefano Ravagnan, who is currently the Italian foreign ministry’s special envoy for Syria, was named as the ambassador, more than 12 years after Italy withdrew its ambassador due to what Rome claimed to be Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s crackdown on protesters.
This file photo shows the Italian flag waving in the country’s diplomatic compound in the Syrian capital of Damascus before its closure in 2012.
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Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said the move, which came a few days after eight EU countries called on the bloc in a letter to “review and assess” its policy in Syria, is designed “to turn a spotlight” on the Arab country.
“Our goal is a more active, outcome-driven, and operational Syria policy… This would allow us to increase our political leverage [and] the effectiveness of our humanitarian assistance,” said the foreign ministers of Austria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Czech, Slovakia, Slovenia and Italy in the letter sent to the EU’s foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell.
The letter highlighted “the humanitarian situation” in Syria, which it said had “further deteriorated” as the country’s economy was “in shambles.”
The ministers also suggested setting up an EU envoy to Syria, who would be assigned to re-engage with Syria’s ambassador to Brussels and coordinate with both Syrian and regional actors.
Other suggestions included starting a strategic exchange with Arab partners and dealing with the negative effects of EU sanctions that have been imposed against Assad’s government.
Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus, Hungary and Czechia are the only European countries that have operating embassies in Syria.
The Italian government recalled its diplomats from Syria in 2012 and suspended its diplomatic activities there as Damascus was fighting foreign-backed militants wreaking havoc across the Arab country.
Source
Featured image source: https://www.newarab.com/news/italy-appoints-ambassador-syria-turn-spotlight-country
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