Tunis, Tunisia – (African Boulevard News) – Tunisian President Kais Saied has recently appointed a new ambassador to Syria following the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Diplomat Mohamed Mhadhbi received his credentials during a ceremony at Carthage Palace, signaling a new era of cooperation between Tunisia and Syria after almost a decade.
Mhadhbi’s appointment is a significant development in Tunisia’s foreign policy towards the region, as it seeks to play a more active role in resolving conflicts in the Middle East. This move is in line with President Saied’s efforts to promote peace and stability in the region, as he seeks to improve Tunisia’s relations with countries in the Arab world.
Tunisia and Syria had severed diplomatic ties in 2012 when Tunisia recognized the Syrian opposition during the Arab Spring uprising. However, with the recent developments in Syria, the Tunisian government decided to restore relations with the Syrian government and appointed Mhadhbi as the new ambassador to Syria, a move that has been welcomed by both countries.
In response to Mhadhbi’s appointment, President Saied expressed his belief that the new ambassador would contribute to the strengthening of the bilateral relationship between Tunisia and Syria. He highlighted the importance of dialogue and cooperation between the two countries in addressing common challenges, such as terrorism and the refugee crisis.
Mhadhbi, a seasoned diplomat who has previously served as Tunisia’s ambassador to Lebanon and Libya, also emphasized the importance of Tunisia’s relationship with Syria. He stressed that the two countries share a common history and heritage, and that the restoration of ties would promote mutual understanding and cooperation.
The appointment of Mhadhbi as Tunisia’s new ambassador to Syria has been met with positive reactions from experts in the region. Analysts have praised Tunisia’s efforts to promote peace and stability in the Middle East, as well as its willingness to engage with various parties and actors in the region.
In conclusion, Mhadhbi’s appointment as Tunisia’s new ambassador to Syria marks a new chapter in Tunisia’s foreign policy towards the region. Tunisia’s decision to restore diplomatic ties with Syria is a positive step towards promoting peace and stability in the Middle East, and the appointment of Mhadhbi is expected to strengthen the bilateral relationship between the two countries.
