Iraq calls for Syria’s reinstatement in the Arab League arguing that the move would achieve the principle of integration in Arab work and coordination, reports say.
Foreign minister Fuad Hussein made the call during a meeting with Gulf officials, Middle East Monitor (MEMO) reports citing Russia Today.
The Arab League in 2011 froze Syria’s membership following state crackdown protests. Syria from then slid in civil war.
Several countries including Egypt and Algeria, had also called for the rehabilitation of President Bashar al-Assad regime. In 2019, 152nd ministerial meeting of the Arab League Council held in Cairo, discussed he return of Syria to the pan-Arab organization.
Damascus has so far thawed ties with UAE and Bahrain.
Iraq campaigns for Syria’s membership in Arab League to be restored
