Morocco to Reopen Embassy in Damascus, Strengthens Ties
Morocco is set to reopen its embassy in Damascus, which has been closed since 2012. This move, announced by King Mohammed VI at an Arab League summit, signals Morocco's support for Syria's territorial integrity and sovereignty, reflecting a diplomatic shift in relations.

Morocco is preparing to reopen its embassy in Damascus, ending an 11-year closure. King Mohammed VI made this announcement during an Arab League summit, emphasizing his nation's commitment to Syria's territorial integrity and sovereignty.
The embassy's reopening in Damascus marks a significant shift in Morocco's diplomatic stance towards Syria, from its position since the embassy's closure in 2012.
The decision reflects deeper support for Syria's national sovereignty, and comes at a time when regional partnerships are increasingly being revisited and redefined.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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