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BBC: How Syrian-French Relations Have Evolved from Supporting Assad to Partnering with Sharaf
Share it on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber. French President Emmanuel Macron visited Damascus as a step to strengthen bilateral relations with Syria, where bilateral agreements were signed and the announcement of resuming ambassador exchanges is imminent. Historically, relations between the two countries have seen fluctuations, from France's support for Bashar Assad and him receiving the "Legion of Honour" medal in 2001, to their deterioration after accusations against the Assad regime of involvement in the assassination of Rafiq Hariri in 2005 and the severing of ties. In recent years, France has imposed sanctions on the Syrian regime, including stripping Bashar Assad of the Legion of Honour, judicial investigations into crimes against humanity, and the return of Rifat Assad to Syria after years in France. Relations continue to develop with the signing of agreements and the resumption of diplomatic exchanges.
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