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Syria reopens Libya embassy as nations restore diplomatic ties
Syria and Libya have agreed to restore full diplomatic relations and reopen their respective embassies following high-level talks between their foreign ministers. The move signals a significant step toward normalizing ties between the two Arab nations after years of strained relations.
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Syria's foreign minister and Libya's prime minister held talks that resulted in an agreement to establish a joint cooperation committee and resume embassy operations in both capitals, officials confirmed on Wednesday.
The diplomatic breakthrough comes as both countries seek to strengthen bilateral relations and coordinate on regional matters of mutual interest. The decision to reopen embassies marks a formal return to normalized diplomatic engagement after an extended period of limited official contact.
Under the agreement, the two nations will establish mechanisms for regular consultation and cooperation across multiple sectors. Officials described the arrangement as instrumental in fostering closer ties between Damascus and Tripoli, with both governments committed to implementing the accord in the coming weeks.
The restoration of full diplomatic relations underscores broader efforts across the Arab world to rebuild regional connectivity and strengthen institutional relationships. Both countries are expected to exchange ambassadors and resume consular services as part of the reopening process.