Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani and Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani in Doha have discussed regional developments, bilateral relations and ways to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.
Monday’s meeting focused on expanding bilateral ties and increasing coordination on shared regional concerns, according to statements from the Syrian and Qatari foreign ministries.
Both sides stressed the importance of closer coordination and joint consultations to support regional security and stability.
Qatar reaffirms support for Syria’s future
Qatar’s foreign ministry said Sheikh Mohammed reiterated Doha’s support for Syria’s unity, sovereignty and independence, as well as the Syrian people’s aspirations for a dignified life and a state governed by institutions and the rule of law.
He also reaffirmed Qatar’s backing for efforts to rebuild Syria and promote stability, the ministry said.
The discussions covered the latest developments in Syria and other issues of mutual interest, reflecting continued diplomatic engagement between the two governments.
Ties gain momentum after Assad’s fall
Relations between Syria and Qatar have gathered pace since ousted leader Bashar al-Assad’s government fell in December 2024, with both countries expanding diplomatic contacts and exploring greater cooperation in reconstruction and economic development.
Monday’s meeting underscored the two sides’ stated commitment to strengthening their partnership and maintaining dialogue on regional challenges, as Syria pursues recovery and efforts to rebuild state institutions.
