Syria and Japan Discuss Parliamentary Cooperation

Syria and Japan Discuss Parliamentary Cooperation

The Charge d’Affaires of the Syrian Embassy in Japan, Abdul Wahab Al-Muhammad Agha, held an official meeting with Japanese parliamentarian Hirotaka Ishikawa at the Syrian Embassy in Tokyo. The discussions focused on strategies to enhance bilateral relations and deepen cooperation at the parliamentary level.

During the meeting, the two sides reviewed avenues for strengthening communication and exchanged perspectives on a range of regional and international issues of mutual concern. This diplomatic engagement reflects a broader effort to expand dialogue between Syria and Japan and to coordinate activities across various sectors.

This move aligns with the ongoing diplomatic efforts by Syria to consolidate relationships with various international partners. In a related development, Saad Baroud, Director of the International Organizations and Conferences Department at the Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, met on the 21st of last month with the Japanese Charge d’Affaires to Syria, Shuntaro Netisu. During that meeting, the Syrian side highlighted the positive nature of the relations between the two countries, emphasizing the importance of continuing and developing bilateral and multilateral cooperation in the coming period.

Throughout these recent diplomatic discussions, the Syrian side underscored the significance of increasing Japan’s engagement in Syria’s recovery and reconstruction efforts. Syria views such participation as a vital path toward supporting stability and improving economic conditions.

The series of diplomatic meetings, held in both Tokyo and Damascus, highlights a shared desire to maintain open communication channels. Both nations are working toward strengthening partnerships that serve their mutual interests, particularly in the political and parliamentary spheres. A key priority remains the development of cooperation in areas related to reconstruction and recovery, reflecting a commitment to fostering bilateral ties in various fields.


Source: Syria Focus Arabic