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UN Chief Visits Syria

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On Saturday, UN Secretary‑General António Guterres opened a landmark visit to Damascus, emphasizing that Syria now has the chance to move beyond the devastation of years of conflict. In a statement delivered in the capital, he said the country could rebuild “a future that is more stable, more inclusive and more prosperous for all Syrians.”

Guterres’s remarks come as part of the United Nations’ renewed engagement in Syria, following a series of diplomatic efforts aimed at fostering peace and reconstruction. The Secretary‑General highlighted the importance of coordinated international support, urging governments, regional partners and humanitarian agencies to work together to address the country’s security, economic and social challenges. He also called for inclusive dialogue that reflects the diverse voices of the Syrian population.

The visit signals a new phase in UN‑led initiatives, underscoring the potential for Syria to achieve long‑term stability and prosperity. By framing recovery as an opportunity for inclusive growth, Guterres set a tone of optimism for the country’s future trajectory.

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