UN chief Antonio Guterres visits Syria for first time in 17 years
The outlets varied in emphasis, with some highlighting the historical significance of the visit as the first by a UN chief since before the civil war, while others focused on the meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al Sharaa. Some included quotes about Guterres pledging support for reconstruction and backing Syria’s request for EU aid, while others omitted such details. The location of the meeting — the presidential palace in Damascus — was mentioned in most excerpts.
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On first visit to Syria in 17 years, UN chief meets Sharaa
Syria’s President Ahmed al-Sharaa receives UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres at presidential palace.—AFP • Guterres pledges support for Syria’s reconstruction; backs Syria’s request for EU support; calls situation in Golan Heights ‘totally unacceptable’• Damascus demands Israeli withdrawal from ‘buffer zone’ DAMASCUS: UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres pledged help for Syrian reconstruct...
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Guterres meets Syria's Sharaa on first visit to Damascus by UN chief in 17 years
DAMASCUS: U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres pledged help for Syrian reconstruction on Saturday during the first visit to Damascus by a serving United Nations chief since 2009, before the start of a civil war that killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions. Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa received Guterres at the presidential palace in Damascus, state news agency SANA said, witho...
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Guterres makes first visit to Syria by UN chief since before civil war
Syrian President Ahmed al Sharaa received Guterres at the presidential palace in Damascus, state news agency SANA said
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UN chief Antonio Guterres arrives in Syria, first since before civil war: state media
UN chief Antonio Guterres arrives in Syria, first since before civil war: state media
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