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Hakan Fidan: Türkiye will continue to support Syria

Hakan Fidan: Türkiye will continue to support Syria
09.12.2024 12:32
Türkiye stood by Syrians when everyone abandoned them, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said in his speech at the official opening ceremony of the XV Ambassadors Conference.

Fidan stated that Türkiye , which embraced Syrian citizens in their difficult times, will continue to support them in the current situation:

"A new era has begun in Syria, and we must only look to the future now. We are ready to provide all necessary support for a Syria that has good relations with its neighbors and lives in peace. Türkiye will fulfill all its duties regarding Syria's territorial integrity."

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