Diplomatic sources quoted by several media outlets informed that the mission’s charge d’affaires has officially started his duties.

The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry had expressed its support for establishing lasting peace and stability in Syria based on the principles of international law.

It indicated that the reopening of the Embassy in Damascus is part of a new stage in bilateral relations aimed at strengthening cooperation in several political, economic, and cultural fields.

Since the fall of President Bashar al-Assad’s government on December 8, 2024, several embassies have reopened their doors, including those of Türkiye, Qatar, Germany, France, Spain, and Hungary.

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