Syrian opposition fighters enjoy an ice cream at the 19th-century Bakdash ice cream shop in the Hamidiya market in the old city of Damascus on Dec.10, 2024. (Credit: Louai Beshara/AFP)
Syria's new transitional prime minister called Wednesday for Syrians who have sought refuge abroad to return to their homeland following the ousting of longtime president Bashar al-Assad.
"Mine is an appeal to all Syrians abroad: Syria is now a free country that has earned its pride and dignity. Come back," Mohammad al-Bashir said in an interview with Italy's Corriere della Sera daily, adding that "the rights of all people and all sects in Syria" would be guaranteed.
Syria's new transitional prime minister called Wednesday for Syrians who have sought refuge abroad to return to their homeland following the ousting of longtime president Bashar al-Assad.
"Mine is an appeal to all Syrians abroad: Syria is now a free country that has earned its pride and dignity. Come back," Mohammad al-Bashir said in an interview with Italy's Corriere della Sera daily, adding that "the rights of all people and all sects in Syria" would be guaranteed.
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