Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani will visit Damascus for high-level talks with Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara. Barzani is set to travel to the capital on Monday.
Syria's official news agency SANA announced that the talks will cover matters of mutual interest and that the sides will focus on enhancing bilateral relations and boosting cooperation across various sectors.
The visit is expected to explore ways to deepen cooperation in areas that serve the common interests of both sides. This diplomatic engagement is seen as part of efforts to maintain dialogue amid the volatile political and security environment in the Middle East.
SANA described the meeting as an opportunity to advance relations in a way that serves the interests of both sides. The agency emphasized that the gathering is part of ongoing engagements aimed at strengthening ties.
Barzani has recently been conducting active diplomacy, maintaining regular contacts with regional and global leaders on issues such as security, economy, and political stability.
Barzani's visit to Damascus comes at a time when Syria is grappling with various challenges following a protracted conflict. Neighboring countries are seeking greater coordination on issues such as border security, trade, and regional stability.
While detailed agenda items beyond the official statements have not been disclosed, the meeting is expected to provide an opportunity to exchange views on regional developments and explore avenues for closer cooperation.
The visit underscores the ongoing diplomatic communication between Erbil and Damascus against the backdrop of rapidly shifting political and security dynamics in the region.
More details are expected to be announced following the meeting.
