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Syrian-Qatari-Turkish Summit Convenes in Damascus Monday to Discuss Lebanon Crisis
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Qatari leader Hamad bin Khalifa will arrive in Damascus on Monday to hold talks with Syrian President Bashar Al Assad. The three leaders will tackle the latest developments in the region, particularly the political crisis in Lebanon, reported the Turkish news agency Anadola.
The talks will include discussions on how to find an exit to the current Lebanese crisis, following the collapse of the Hariri government and in light of arguments concerning the Special Tribunal for Lebanon which is supposedly delivering the indictment today, Monday.
According to the agency, Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesperson said that "Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu who is on a visit to Iraq will join his prime minister in Damascus and meet with Syrian and Qatari officials.
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