Denmark and Syria
Denmark scores 75/100 toward Syria (friendliness, support), while Syria scores 72/100 back.
Denmark toward Syria
Denmark reopened its embassy in Damascus after 14 years, becoming the first Scandinavian country to do so, and pledged $76M for Syria's recovery while backing refugee returns — clear signs of renewed diplomatic engagement and support.
Syria toward Denmark
Syria's new authorities welcomed Denmark's embassy reopening and discussed strengthening bilateral ties, framing it as part of a foreign policy focused on restoring relations with Europe.
Recent coverage
- Denmark reopens its embassy in Syria after 14 years - Latest news from Azerbaijan Google News: Denmark, 2026-09-01
- Denmark becomes first Scandinavian country to reopen embassy in Syria after 14 years - سانا Google News: Denmark, 2026-09-01
- Syria says foreign policy focused on restoring ties with Europe as Denmark reopens embassy - Anadolu Ajansı Google News: Israel + Syria, 2026-09-01
- Denmark reopens embassy in Syria after 14-year closure - The Local Denmark Google News: Denmark, 2026-09-01
- Denmark reopens its embassy in Damascus after a 14-year closure - سانا Google News: Denmark, 2026-09-01
- Syria, Denmark discuss strengthening ties as Copenhagen reopens Damascus embassy - TRT World Google News: Denmark, 2026-09-01
- Denmark reopens Syria embassy, backs recovery, refugee returns - The Arab Weekly Google News: Denmark, 2026-09-01
- After 14 years, Denmark reopens embassy in Syria The New Arab, 2026-09-01
- Denmark reopens embassy in Syria after 14-year closure, pledges $76M for recovery - Anadolu Ajansı Google News: Denmark, 2026-09-01
- Denmark reopens Damascus embassy after 14-year freeze - Roya News Google News: Denmark, 2026-08-31