Syrian Foreign Minister Reviews 606 Days of Diplomatic Efforts

The article focused on Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Shihabi reviewing the outcomes of 606 days of Syria's new diplomatic approach, which aims to shift from raw power to soft power, strengthen stability, and rebuild balanced international relations after decades of isolation. This is being pursued through the development of diplomacy and improved relations with Arab countries and the global community. The minister discussed efforts toward rapprochement with the United States and the reopening of embassies, as well as addressing the issue of military operations and Israeli attacks. He also highlighted the stability in Sweida and the cessation of separatist threats in coordination with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). Additionally, he clarified that Syria aims to reduce illegitimate military presence along its borders and is moving toward portraying a new image of Syria through events aligned with its diplomatic strategy. The efforts to strengthen relations with Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq were also emphasized, along with the Syrian file in Lebanon and the issue of Syrian detainees in Iraq and Lebanon. Syria's objectives are summarized as restoring its international standing, achieving internal stability, and developing its diplomatic relations, with a firm emphasis on patience and multiple steps to attain these goals.

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