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Syria· DamascusSyria and Iraq Discuss Building Strong Nations
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi discussed potential for Syria and Iraq to build strong, respected nations.
Background
Syria has experienced over a decade of conflict involving various internal and external actors, leading to widespread instability. Iraq has also faced significant challenges, including internal conflicts and the fight against extremist groups. Both nations are navigating complex regional geopolitics and reconstruction efforts.
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