France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot made waves in Damascus this week with a bold call for a 'sovereign, stable, and peaceful' Syria. Representing the European Union, Barrot emphasized the urgency of regional stability during his first visit since the 2014 shift in Syria’s political landscape.
🗣️ 'This hope is real—but fragile,' he told journalists at the French embassy, addressing Syria’s turbulent recovery from conflict. His visit signals renewed EU engagement, sparking debate about diplomacy’s role in rebuilding nations.
💡 Why it matters: With Syria’s future still uncertain, Barrot’s words highlight a global push for lasting peace. Could this be a turning point? Young activists and policymakers are watching closely.
