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Washington has concluded Tom Barrack's assignment as special envoy to Syria, with plans for him to maintain a leadership role in US regional policy.

Tom Barrack's tenure as the United States' special envoy to Syria has officially ended, according to a statement by Secretary of State Antony Blinken on the social media platform X. Blinken clarified that this change in title does not indicate Barrack's withdrawal from regional affairs, emphasizing that he will continue to hold a prominent leadership position within President Biden's administration concerning Syria and Iraq.
Secretary Blinken praised Barrack's contributions during his assignment, describing them as "invaluable." He highlighted Barrack's extensive experience, regional connections, and deep understanding of the "America First" agenda as critical assets that will continue to support US policy objectives and facilitate diplomatic achievements in the Middle East.
However, Blinken did not disclose further information regarding the specific nature of Barrack's forthcoming role or identify who will assume the responsibilities of the US special envoy to Syria moving forward.



