- The discussions centered on strengthening coordination between the respective interior ministries regarding shared security interests
- Minister Khattab characterized the talks as constructive, highlighting the enduring bilateral relationship between the two nations
DAMASCUS: Syrian Interior Minister Anas Khattab announced on Sunday that Syria and Lebanon have reached an agreement to bolster security coordination and deepen collaborative efforts between their interior ministries.
During a meeting in Damascus, Khattab hosted his Lebanese counterpart, Ahmad al-Hajjar, and his accompanying delegation to address bilateral relations and pressing security matters, according to the state news agency SANA.
Khattab described the proceedings as warm and productive, noting that both nations remain dedicated to expanding cooperation across various sectors to foster regional security and stability.
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