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Deputy Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Syria, Claudio Cordone - Briefing to the Security Council (21 July 2026)
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· July 22, 2026
· 2 min read
. AS DELIVERED Thank you, Mr. President (Ambassador Zenon Ngay Mukongo, Democratic Republic of Congo) 1. I am briefing you from Damascus, where I am present throughout July, continuing my engagement with the Syrian government, civil society, women leaders, and regional and international partners. 2.
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Key takeaway President (Ambassador Zenon Ngay Mukongo, Democratic Republic of Congo) 1.
Why this matters
The upcoming visit of the Secretary-General to Syria marks a significant development in the country's transitional process, as it demonstrates the international community's commitment to supporting the Syrian government and people. The formation of the Supreme Constitutional Court and the People's Assembly, with increased women's representation, are crucial milestones in this process. The diverse backgrounds of the 206 members of the People's Assembly, including former opposition figures and survivors of detention, suggest an effort to promote inclusivity and accountability. The presence of 22 women in parliament, exceeding ten percent representation, is a notable achievement. As the international community continues to engage with Syria, it is essential to monitor the effectiveness of these institutions in delivering for all Syrians and building confidence across the country's diverse communities. The Secretary-General's visit will likely be closely watched, and his meetings with civil society, women's organizations, and government officials will provide valuable insights into the progress and challenges of Syria's transitional process.
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Category: disaster Published: July 22, 2026 Source: ReliefWeb Reading time: 2 min
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What is this story about? . AS DELIVERED Thank you, Mr. President (Ambassador Zenon Ngay Mukongo, Democratic Republic of Congo) 1. I am briefing you from Damascus, where I am present throughout July, continuing my engagement with the Syrian government, civil society, women leaders, and regional and international partners. 2.
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