Syria concludes its participation in the United Nations General Assembly with a historic speech by President al-Shara and a confident diplomatic return

Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani announced today, Saturday, via the (X) platform, the end of Syria's participation in the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, after a week of intensive diplomatic work, which he described as "successful and fruitful".

Al-Shibani confirmed that the Syrian delegation carried the voice of free Syria and its firm positions on sovereignty, development, and reconstruction, noting that President Ahmad al-Shara delivered a historic speech before the General Assembly, the first in sixty years of isolation, in which he expressed the aspirations of the Syrian people and their national positions, and held a series of bilateral meetings with leaders and representatives of countries.

He also pointed to constructive meetings held by the Syrian delegation with a number of foreign ministers and representatives of international organizations, aimed at enhancing relations and opening up to balanced dialogue and common interests, affirming that Syrian diplomacy is regaining its position with confidence and balance.

Al-Shibani concluded by saying: "We are leaving New York today, with our country more present and resilient, and our diplomacy more open and balanced," directing greetings to the Syrian delegation that represented their country with competence and responsibility.