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Morocco said Saturday it will reopen its embassy in Damascus, closed since 2012, signaling renewed support for Syria. The decision
Morocco said Saturday it will reopen its embassy in Damascus, closed since 2012, signaling renewed support for Syria. The decision was announced in a letter from King Mohammed VI to Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa, read by the Moroccan foreign minister at an Arab League summit in Baghdad, according to reporting by AFP. The letter said Morocco backed the Syrian people "in their quest for freedom, security, and stability".
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