Egyptian cautious stance on Damascus renewal
The article addresses the stagnation of diplomatic representation between Egypt and Syria, as Cairo refused to accept the nomination of Syrian diplomat Mohammad Taha Al-Ahmad as Syria's ambassador to Egypt due to his political background and his prior association with "Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham." It points to multiple obstacles hindering the normalization of relations between the two countries, including issues related to Turkey and the Syrian foreign fighters, particularly Egyptians among them. Egypt approaches these matters with caution, hinting at international mediation that might help overcome them, while both sides are working on a plan to restore diplomatic relations.
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