Syria Civil War | What Fall Of Assad's Regime Means For India | What Next For India-Syria Relations?
December 9, 2024
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as posted by the channelIn 1957, Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru made a brief stop in Damascus during his diplomatic journey, marking a significant moment in India-Syria relations. The two nations had established ties in 1950, seven years prior to Nehru’s visit. To honor his contribution, a street in Damascus' historic Ummayad Square was named 'Nehru Street.' Over decades, despite regional conflicts and political instability, the bilateral relationship between India and Syria remained strong. Syria consistently supported India on key issues, particularly its stance on Kashmir. Even during Syria's civil war, India maintained its embassy, emphasizing the importance of Syria’s unity, sovereignty, and peace.
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