Syria, South Ossetia discuss parliamentary relations

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DAMASCUS, (ST)_ Speaker of the People’s Assembly[Parliament] Hammouda Sabbagh, discussed on Tuesday with Speaker of the Parliament of South Ossetia Alan Tudyk the means of enhancing and developing Syria-South Ossetian parliamentary relations and ways of enhancing them for the interests of the two friendly peoples and countries.
 
During the meeting, Sabbagh talked about the need to exchange visits and parliamentary experiences between Syria and South Ossetia and to develop bilateral relations in various fields.
 
He thanked the delegation of south Ossetia for responding the invitation that was sent to it to follow up on the presidential elections in Syria.
 
For his part, Tudyk, affirmed the elections are of great importance in achieving stability and developing situation in the country that has overcome many difficulties.
 
He affirmed the determination of his country’s leadership and people to continue supporting Syria.
 
Basma Qaddour
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