The League of Arab States is preparing to reintegrate Syria

The Arab League is preparing to reintegrate the Syrian Arab Republic, which excluded it in 2011, in violation of its regulations.

Syria is one of the founding members of the University. They were excluded at the request of President Barack Obama on the grounds that they are a dictatorship that represses their people, while they are actually part of a secret operation to destroy state structures.

At the end of 2011, the League of Arab States agreed to send a multilateral observer mission to Syria, composed of personalities from each Member State. Having had the opportunity to travel anywhere and to meet government officials and opposition leaders, this delegation can be considered the only credible source of the country's situation.

The mission stated in a progress report that there was no revolution in the country, but an external attack. Which made Qatar angry, who rushed to buy the annual $ 1 billion Palestinian university presidency, and asked Sudan to call the head of the mission. Which led to their resolution. Which has made the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the British Muslim Brotherhood, provided by the British Foreign Intelligence Information, the sole source of Western and Gulf media.

So far, no proposal has been made to bring Syria back to the university, but Egyptian officials are restoring Syrian flags to the university headquarters.

On 16 December 2018, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir met with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Damascus. He represented both the United States, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. At the end of his visit, US President Donald Trump announced the withdrawal of American troops from Syria.

It is expected that the Arab Emirates will soon reopen their embassy in Damascus. It is also expected that Saudi Arabia will finance part of the $ 400 billion needed for reconstruction.

In the end, after six years of resistance followed by seven years of war, President Bashar did not leave, and almost nobody in the wider Middle East believes Syria has experienced a "failed revolution".