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The Polish diplomatic mission in Damascus was closed for several years. The building requires renovation before reopening.
Krzysztof Zasada found out that our representative is already in Damascus, who is responsible for preparing the headquarters of the Polish diplomatic mission for the reception of staff.
It is mainly about the renovation of a building abandoned several years ago. Although the building did not suffer any damage during the war, it requires renovation. The procedures for selecting contractors have already started.
What is the reason for the return of Polish diplomats to Syria? Firstly, Brussels' decisions to tighten cooperation with Damascus. It is known that the West wants to return to Syria to weaken Russia's influence in the country.

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