Damascus-Sana
Dr. Faisal Al-Miqdad, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, received today a copy of the credentials of Ahmedou Adi Muhammad Al-Razi as Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania to Damascus.
Minister Al-Miqdad welcomed the appointment of Ambassador Al-Razi to represent his country in Syria, wishing him success in his mission in a way that serves the bilateral relations between the two countries and in the interest of the two brotherly peoples of Syria and Mauritania.
Minister Al-Miqdad praised the relations between Syria and Mauritania, stressing the need to strengthen cooperation and brotherly ties between the two countries and push bilateral relations forward to rise to their best levels, expressing Syria's appreciation for Mauritania's position in support of it in its war on terrorism and stressing the need for concerted joint efforts and uniting sincere efforts to stand in the face of Western plans aimed at To the dismantling of state entities, especially the countries of our Arab region.
On the one hand, Ambassador Al-Razi expressed his great happiness to be appointed as his country's ambassador to Damascus, indicating the special love and affection of the Mauritanian people and the Mauritanian leadership for the Syrian people and leadership, expressing appreciation and respect for the important role that Syria has played to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries, especially in the field of scientific, student, cultural and economic exchange. He noted the level and efficiency of the Syrian universities, from which many Mauritanian students have graduated, including doctors and engineers, and from various specialties .. This is evidence of the great capabilities and capabilities of the Syrian people.
The meeting was attended from the Syrian side by Dr. Sami Salama, Director of the Protocol Department in the Ministry, Ziad Zahr El Din, Director of the Arab World Department, Dr. Abdullah Hallaq, Director of the Minister’s Office, Yamen Badr from the Minister’s office, and from the Mauritanian side, Muhammad Nafi Muhammad al-Amin, a senior advisor at the embassy.
Maha Al-Atrash
