Visiting Russian delegation reiterates Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity

A delegation from the Russian Federation, headed by Mikhail Bogdanov, Special Envoy for the Middle East, arrived in Damascus on Tuesday to hold talks with the new Syrian administration.

During the meeting, talks focused on key issues, including respect for Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The Russian side affirmed its support for the ongoing positive changes in Syria. The talks also highlighted Russia’s role in rebuilding trust with the Syrian people through concrete measures such as reforms, reconstruction and recovery.

The two sides also engaged in discussions on transitional justice mechanisms aimed at ensuring accountability and justice for victims of the brutal war waged by the former regime.

The New Syrian Administration reaffirmed its commitment to engaging with all partners in a principled manner to build a future for Syria based on justice, dignity and sovereignty.

The new administration also stressed that restoring relations must address past mistakes, respect the will of the Syrian people and serve their interests.

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