Turkish Consulate Opens in Aleppo After 13 Years of Closure

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On Jan 20, 2025

The Chargé d’Affairs of the Turkish Embassy in Damascus, Burhan Koroglu, opens the Turkish Consulate in the city of Aleppo after it was closed for 13 years.

Head of Political Affairs at the Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Saad Naasan attended the opening ceremony.

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