Sharaa, formerly known as Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, has been named as Syria’s president for a transitional period.

( MENAFN - Nam News Network) ABU DHABI, Jan 18 (NNN-WAM) – United Arab Emirates (UAE) President, sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan reiterated the UAE's commitment to Syria's independence and Sovereignty over its entire territory, during a phone call yesterday with Ahmed Al-Sharaa, Syria's de facto leader.

Dubai Wizz Air Abu Dhabi is evaluating the potential to introduce flights to Syria, aiming to broaden its <a target=

Wizz Air Abu Dhabi is closely monitoring the improving geopolitical developments in Syria as the ultra-low cost airline weighs up the potential demand for flights into the country after the fall of the Assad regime.

Syria's new leader Ahmed al-Sharaa and the UAE's Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan held a telephone conversation on Friday to discuss bilateral relations, Syrian state media said.

Tel Aviv-Abu Dhabi was scaled back Airline looks at Syria and Lebanon Abu Dhabi ‘one of fastest growing’ The budget carrier Wizz Air is increasing the number of flights between Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv after the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

Mr Sharaa’s drive for integration is not unprecedented. Bosnia granted citizenship to hundreds of jihadists who fought for it in the 1990s. “Granting citizenship is not so new; the whole world does it,” says Obayda Amer Ghadban, another researcher of Syrian armed groups.

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Aziz Ahmad, Barzani’s deputy chief of staff said on X that Barzani’s meetings are focused on the situation in Syria and regional development. Prime Minister @masrourbarzani is in Abu Dhabi today.

The UAE, Saudi Arabia, other Gulf countries recognise an economic opportunity to harness cheap solar panels, wind turbines, and batteries for domestic electricity, allowing them to free up more oil an