Macron supports the survey of sanctions against Syria after meeting with interim president al-Sharah
AdvertisementSyria’s interim leader Ahmed al-Shahra met with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elisha Palace on Wednesday night, on his first official visit to Europe since the downfall of Bashar al-Azad in December 2024.
As for Al-Sharak, this visit also created the opportunity to provide a very moderate image to the most suspicious European countries.
During a joint press conference, Macron made a cautious balance between support and firm expectations.
“Syria now must face the challenge of the path to civil peace and reconciliation,” he said.
Macron has announced that Macron has announced that it will support reading the sanctions that have been applied against Al -Azad and his regime during the war in Moscow – the Syrian temporary government has promised justice and reforms.
Syria’s interim leader said he urged the EU not to renew sanctions against Syria. Is considered “a barrier” to restore current economic barriers. “There is no justification for maintaining them,” he said, adding that they were imposed on Al-Azad and that the current government should not support the burden.
Macron said that the Islamic State (IS) group is a “very serious threat to France.”
Macron has appealed to the United States to “maintain” their military operations against the Islamic State Committee in Syria and to “raise sanctions” imposed in the country.
To protect all the Syrians and tells Macron al-Sharak, regardless of their faith
In recent weeks, the US has begun to remove hundreds of soldiers from Northeastern Syria.
Macron insisted that the Syrian leader “should protect all the Syrians, regardless of his belief, and emphasized that France was not” lessons “.
The French leader noted the attacks in West Syria in March, of which 1700 were killed, mostly the recent conflict with the Aloodas, as well as the Trudi communities.
The visit raised a significant debate on French political circles. Hayat Tahrir al-Sham is a controversial person as part of the Islamic Rebellion Group.
This is still the UN. Subject to the ban on travel, France had to claim a slander to allow its entry.
To gain Macron’s decision was a strong reaction from the right and extreme right -wing French language that he denounces this move by justifying a man with a jihadi past.
In response to the criticism of the French parties, Macron rejected the idea that diplomacy should be limited to acquiring allies.
Advertisement“Do we only receive those who have fully agreed?” He said that the interim government had taken the first firm steps for the first democratic future.
