Bashar al-Assad refuses to negotiate with Turkish representatives
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- 16 December, 2024
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Former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has refused to negotiate with Turkish representatives, despite numerous attempts by Ankara to arrange a meeting, Türkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said in an interview with Al Arabiya, Report informs.
Fidan emphasized that Ankara has repeatedly asked Assad to hold negotiations involving third parties, including Iraq, as a mediator.
He added that Turkish officials have attempted to visit Syria and have personally appealed to Damascus, but Assad has rejected all proposals.
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