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Syria Says It Has Moved From Outlining Visions to Implementing Them, Foreign Minister Says at UN

Syria's foreign minister addressed the UN General Assembly for the second time since the fall of the Assad government, stressing a shift from planning to action.

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Syria's foreign minister told the United Nations General Assembly that the country has moved from "outlining visions" to "implementing them," according to a report by the Turkish news agency Anadolu.

The remarks were made during Syria's participation in the 81st session of the UN General Assembly in New York, marking the second time the country has taken part in the annual gathering since the fall of the government led by Bashar al-Assad.

Further specifics on which policies or initiatives the foreign minister described as being implemented were not detailed in the available report.

Syria's new government has sought to reestablish diplomatic engagement with the international community following the collapse of the Assad government, with officials repeatedly emphasizing efforts toward reconstruction, governance reforms and reintegration into international institutions.

The UN General Assembly session in New York runs through late September and has featured addresses from numerous heads of state and government on a range of global issues, including regional conflicts and economic cooperation.

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