Syria Today – Raisi in Damascus; U.S. Targets Senior al-Qaeda Leader; Opposition Read to Welcome Refugees
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
May 4, 2023
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An Iraqi delegation visited to the Syrian Investment Agency as part of the 11th session of the joint Syrian-Iraqi committee, according to al-Baath.
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Turkey said a meeting with Assad should be preceded by a roadmap on terrorism, stability and the political stage, Samir Salha underlines in Syria TV.
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Lebanese internal factions are using the Syrian refugee issue for political gains, according to Syria TV.
In an op-ed published by Omar Shidyak in Syria TV, the columnist says the Assad regime prefers to postpone this file until after the presidential elections.
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The leader of the Turkish opposition is promising he will push Syrians out, although he adds that will do it with support from the EU, Damas Post reports.
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The meeting would also include the Russian and Iranian presidents and be held possibly before the Turkish elections, Baladi News reports.
Syria TV is saying that the talks held in Moscow yesterday focused on Syria’s territorial integrity and the return of Syrian refugees.
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Ankara says that the quadripartite meeting planned in Moscow on Tuesday, is part of the efforts to normalize relations with the regime, Asharq Al-Awsat says.
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Jaafari said the two nations have shared interests and they do not wish to see their relations deteriorate, according to Baladi News.
Qatar, Kuwait, Yemen, Libya, as well as Morocco, expressed their objections to reintegrating the regime into the Arab world, according to Orient Net.
