Denmark reopens Damascus embassy after 14 years

Denmark has reopened its embassy in Damascus after a 14-year hiatus, marking the beginning of a new chapter in Syrian-Danish relations. This move comes as part of the efforts of the new Syrian authorities, led by President Ahmed al-Sharj, to improve relations with the West following the end of Bashar al-Assad's reign. It was preceded by similar steps taken by other European countries such as France, Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom, which reopened their embassies or resumed diplomatic exchanges with Damascus starting in 2024. The goal of this move is to encourage greater cooperation and investment by European countries in Syria, which has been suffering from a conflict that has lasted for over 13 years.

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