Assessment of Foreign Policy One Year After the Formation of the Syrian Government
To what extent has Syrian foreign policy succeeded in this transition over the course of a year?
Director of the Research and Studies Unit His research interests focus on the policies of local and international actors in Syria He has worked in print and broadcast media with numerous Syrian and Arab outlets He has worked in civil society with local organizations in Syria He studied economics at the University of Aleppo for three years and is currently studying history at Gaziantep University
• Head of the Studies Unit
• His research focuses on the policies of local and international actors in Syria
• He has worked in print and broadcast media with numerous Syrian and Arab media outlets
• He has worked in civil society with local organizations in Syria
• He studied economics at the University of Aleppo for three years and is currently studying history at Gaziantep University
To what extent has Syrian foreign policy succeeded in this transition over the course of a year?
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