أعلن مسؤول في وزارة الخارجية السورية أن الرئيس أحمد الشرع، سيشارك في الدورة الثمانين للجمعية العامة للأمم المتحدة التي تعقد في نيويورك الشهر القادم.
وقال المسؤول، اليوم (الاثنين)، إن الرئيس الشرع سيكون أول رئيس سوري يتحدث في الأمم المتحدة منذ الرئيس السابق نور الدين الأتاسي (عام 1967)، وأول رئيس سوري على الإطلاق يشارك في أسبوع الجمعية العامة رفيع المستوى الذي يُعقد بين 22 و30 سبتمبر.
وزار الشرع العاصمة الفرنسية باريس في شهر مايو الماضي، واستقبله الرئيس الفرنسي إيمانويل ماكرون.
وسبق لوزير الخارجية السوري أسعد الشيباني، أن تحدث لأول مرة أمام مجلس الأمن الدولي، بعدما رفع علم بلاده الجديد في مقر الأمم المتحدة في نيويورك، إلى جانب أعلام 192 دولة عضوا.
من جهة أخرى، أفصحت مصادر رسمية أن وفداً سورياً رفيع المستوى سيزور بيروت نهاية الأسبوع لمناقشة عدة ملفات مشتركة.
وأفادت المصادر بأن الوفد سيبحث مع المسؤولين اللبنانيين ملفات الحدود، والنازحين، والسجناء السوريين، والمطلوبين الفارّين إلى الأراضي السورية، بالإضافة إلى استجرار الكهرباء من سورية.
وشهدت الحدود المتداخلة بين البلدين والتي يمر عبرها العديد من طرق التهريب غير الشرعية، قبل أشهر عدة توترات أمنية واشتباكات. وتعرضت بعض البلدات اللبنانية الحدودية في مارس الماضي لقصف مصدره الأراضي السورية، ما أسفر عن مقتل سبعة مواطنين لبنانيين وجرح 52 آخرين، فيما رد الجيش اللبناني على مصادر النيران.
ونفذ عشرات السوريين في السجون اللبنانية عدة احتجاجات، مطالبين بإطلاق سراحهم وإعادتهم إلى بلادهم.
ومرت العلاقات بين البلدين الجارين بالعديد من التوترات في عهد رئيس النظام السابق بشار الأسد. واستقبل لبنان نحو مليون نازح، إلا أن المئات منهم عادوا خلال الفترة الماضية عقب سقوط النظام السابق في ديسمبر 2024.
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A Syrian Foreign Ministry official announced that President Ahmad al-Shara will participate in the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, which will be held in New York next month.
The official stated today (Monday) that President al-Shara will be the first Syrian president to speak at the United Nations since former President Nour al-Din al-Atassi (in 1967), and the first Syrian president ever to participate in the high-level General Assembly week, which takes place from September 22 to 30.
Al-Shara visited the French capital, Paris, last May, where he was received by French President Emmanuel Macron.
Previously, Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani spoke for the first time before the United Nations Security Council after raising his country's new flag at the United Nations headquarters in New York, alongside the flags of 192 member states.
On another note, official sources revealed that a high-level Syrian delegation will visit Beirut at the end of the week to discuss several joint files.
The sources indicated that the delegation will discuss with Lebanese officials issues related to borders, displaced persons, Syrian prisoners, and wanted individuals fleeing to Syrian territory, in addition to electricity imports from Syria.
The intertwined borders between the two countries, which are crossed by many illegal smuggling routes, witnessed security tensions and clashes several months ago. Some Lebanese border towns were shelled in March from Syrian territory, resulting in the deaths of seven Lebanese citizens and injuring 52 others, while the Lebanese army responded to the sources of fire.
Dozens of Syrians in Lebanese prisons have carried out several protests, demanding their release and return to their country.
Relations between the two neighboring countries have experienced numerous tensions during the era of former regime president Bashar al-Assad. Lebanon has hosted around one million displaced persons, although hundreds of them have returned in recent months following the fall of the previous regime in December 2024.
The official stated today (Monday) that President al-Shara will be the first Syrian president to speak at the United Nations since former President Nour al-Din al-Atassi (in 1967), and the first Syrian president ever to participate in the high-level General Assembly week, which takes place from September 22 to 30.
Al-Shara visited the French capital, Paris, last May, where he was received by French President Emmanuel Macron.
Previously, Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani spoke for the first time before the United Nations Security Council after raising his country's new flag at the United Nations headquarters in New York, alongside the flags of 192 member states.
On another note, official sources revealed that a high-level Syrian delegation will visit Beirut at the end of the week to discuss several joint files.
The sources indicated that the delegation will discuss with Lebanese officials issues related to borders, displaced persons, Syrian prisoners, and wanted individuals fleeing to Syrian territory, in addition to electricity imports from Syria.
The intertwined borders between the two countries, which are crossed by many illegal smuggling routes, witnessed security tensions and clashes several months ago. Some Lebanese border towns were shelled in March from Syrian territory, resulting in the deaths of seven Lebanese citizens and injuring 52 others, while the Lebanese army responded to the sources of fire.
Dozens of Syrians in Lebanese prisons have carried out several protests, demanding their release and return to their country.
Relations between the two neighboring countries have experienced numerous tensions during the era of former regime president Bashar al-Assad. Lebanon has hosted around one million displaced persons, although hundreds of them have returned in recent months following the fall of the previous regime in December 2024.
