The acting ambassador of the French embassy visits the exhibition "Kafranbel Banners Never Die" and expresses appreciation for the restoration of relations between Syria and France.

The Acting Ambassador of the French Embassy in Syria, Jean-Baptiste Faivre, visited the "Kafranbel Banners Never Die" exhibition at the Hijaz Station on Saturday, in addition to visiting the French school in Damascus, expressing his appreciation for rebuilding the historical relationship and friendship between France and Syria.

Faivre said via "X" platform: "I was honored to visit the exhibition (Kafranbel Banners Never Die) at the central Hijaz Station in Damascus."

He added: "These banners and slogans, which have attracted the world's attention with their messages, constitute another strong testimony to the Syrian revolution."

Faivre thanked the organizers for their warm welcome and efforts in preserving these original banners and displaying these symbols that have become icons of the Syrian revolution.

In another post, Faivre said: "I was delighted to visit for the first time the French school in Damascus, Charles de Gaulle. I extend my sincere thanks to the new board of directors formed since last December, the principal, the elementary school director, the teaching teams, as well as the students for their warm reception." He continued: "I also appreciate their commitment to serving French educational excellence, Francophonie, and rebuilding the historical relationship and friendship between France and Syria."