Get ready for another significant meeting under the Astana framework on Syria! Mikhail Bogdanov, Russia’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, confirmed that the much-anticipated gathering is expected to take place before the year comes to a close.
According to Bogdanov, while the exact date was delayed due to scheduling adjustments, he is confident that the meeting will happen as planned, as reported by TASS on Wednesday. This meeting is crucial for continuing the dialogue and negotiation between the Syrian government and opposition factions within the Astana framework.
Russian Foreign Ministry: Preparations Underway for New Astana Meeting on Syria in Kazakhstan
Established in 2017 by Russia, Turkey, and Iran, the Astana framework aims to address humanitarian concerns, promote the peace process, and work towards a sustainable political resolution for the Syrian conflict. These meetings complement the UN-led Geneva talks by focusing on de-escalation zones, detainee releases, and other critical issues.
The 21st international meeting under the Astana framework began in Kazakhstan earlier this year, emphasizing the importance of Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity in its initial statement. Stay tuned for more updates on this crucial diplomatic effort!
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