Syria’s Salvation Government (SSG) announced that they have received direct assurances from Qatar and Türkiye regarding the reopening of their embassies in Damascus. Turkish officials have confirmed the embassy will reopen "when conditions are met."
This follows the collapse of the Assad regime and the establishment of Syria’s transitional government under Prime Minister Mohammed al-Bashir.
The SSG, formed after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, is focused on facilitating the return of refugees to Syria.
The reopening of embassies marks a significant step toward diplomatic normalization for Syria, as countries like Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have already resumed their missions in Damascus.
The reopening of embassies by Türkiye and Qatar is expected to strengthen diplomatic ties and could significantly influence the region’s geopolitical dynamics, especially as Syria transitions to a post-Assad era. The SSG hopes to establish healthy relations with countries that respect Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.