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Popular, official and diplomatic figures in Russia continue to visit the headquarters of the Syrian Embassy in Moscow to offer condolences to the victims of the earthquake that struck Syria on the sixth of this month, and to express their sympathy and stand by it.
Volunteers, both Syrians and foreigners residing in Moscow, continued to collect, sort and prepare aid for those affected by the earthquake before it was shipped to Syria.
During his visit to the Syrian Embassy in Moscow and his meeting with Ambassador Dr. Bashar Al-Jaafari, Tajikistan's Ambassador to Russia, Glamjudda Dolcho Qurbanali, expressed feelings of sympathy and support for all those who are suffering from the loss of a relative, pointing out that his country has sent humanitarian aid to those affected by the earthquake in Syria.
He pointed out that the embassy staff and the Tajik community in Moscow collected some aid to express their humanitarian support for Syria.
In turn, Ambassador Al-Jaafari expressed his thanks to the people and government of Tajikistan for this sympathy with Syria, noting the excellent bilateral friendship between the two countries and Tajikistan's positions and vote in the United Nations and in Geneva in favor of what supports Syria, despite the pressure exerted by the United States of America and Europe on most member states. in the United Nations.
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