Damascus International Airport Resumes Operations
Syrian media reported that Damascus International Airport has resumed operations. The first flight departed for Sharjah, UAE, marking a significant step toward Syria's return to stability.
Event Details
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Closure and Reopening:
- The airport was closed on December 8, with necessary measures taken to restore operations.
- Infrastructure was prepared to handle incoming and outgoing flights.
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Resumption of Flights:
- The first flight was to the UAE, highlighting the importance of bilateral ties between Syria and regional partners.
- Qatar Airways also announced the resumption of flights to Syria after a 13-year hiatus, starting today.
Context and Significance
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Syria’s International Relations:
- After years of isolation and conflict, Syria is gradually re-establishing international air connections.
- The resumption of flights symbolizes improving internal security and growing trust from international partners.
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Safety Considerations:
- A key question arises: would the UAE and other countries allow their citizens to visit Syria if terrorist groups were still dominant there?
- This development suggests that the situation in Syria is moving toward stabilization.
Conclusion
The reopening of Damascus International Airport and the return of major airlines like Qatar Airways signal a slow but steady normalization of life in Syria. This progress highlights the importance of restoring international connections and improving security within the country.
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