Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Damascus on Sunday (5 April), signalling a potential reset in Ukraine–Syria relations and broader Middle East engagement.
In a statement, Zelenskyy said the talks focused on strengthening security cooperation, expanding economic ties, and supporting regional stability. He described the visit as part of Ukraine’s “active diplomacy” aimed at deepening practical partnerships beyond Europe.
Discussions also covered Russia’s war against Ukraine, regional dynamics, and opportunities to enhance cooperation in energy and infrastructure.
Key developments:
• Ukraine and Syria agreed to pursue closer security and military cooperation
• Kyiv positioned itself as a reliable food supplier to support regional food security
• Both sides explored solutions to Syria’s energy and infrastructure challenges
• Moves toward restoring formal diplomatic relations after a 2022 break
The meeting reflects Kyiv’s effort to expand its diplomatic footprint while rebuilding ties based on mutual respect and trust.
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