Syria Al-Shara met with Erdogan in Turkey Sanctions Syria’s War News

The meeting comes after agreeing to lift sanctions to restore and rebuild the country of the US and the EU Civil War.

Syria’s interim President Ahmad Al-Sara met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and other authors in Istanbul as the West Sanctions have been raised to Syria.

After a formal reception at the Dolmabahce Palace in Istanbul on Saturday and after a meeting in Dolmabahce Palace, two leaders vibrates and participating in the Dolmabahce Palace and shaken by the state media of Turkey.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, Defense Minister Yaşar Guler, Director of the National Intelligence Organization Ibrahim Kalin and Turkish defense industry Haluk Gold, was part of the talks attached to the press.

Al-Shahaa, who enjoyed sweeping Turkish support in the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, was also accompanied by Defense Minister Murhap Abu Qasra and Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shahvan.

The Syrian temporary leader was It was accepted by Erdogan in AnkaraIn early February, what was the second international visit to Riyadh to meet with the Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammed Bin Salman.

The parties, regional allies, regional allies who convince the United States to remove the devastating sanctions in Syria, discussed the revolution of Syria and the deepening of Syria’s reconstruction.

Washington on Friday The first sanctions were removed This month, as part of the driver declared by Trump during the regional tour. The European Union also followed the Syrian civil war, and after the removal of economic sanctions to help Syria recover.

The new Syrian government described the removal of sanctions on Saturday as “positive step in the right way to reduce humanitarian and economic struggle in the country.

The United States was first in Syria, in 1979, Bashar al-Assad’s father Hafez, was introduced in 1979. After a deadly attack on the protesters in 2011, Al-Assad’s government was straightforward caused the country’s civil war.

Sanctions targeted any unit or company that operates in Assad, including the participants in reconstruction.