Omar Sharaa, a former Al-Qaeda leader, is scheduled to attend United Nations meetings following a substantial bounty placed on his head. His past involvement with terrorist groups has garnered significant attention. Sharaa is now residing in Syria and has been invited to participate in international forums. This move is part of a strategic initiative by the Syrian government aimed at enhancing its diplomatic visibility and potentially reducing security concerns. The UN has not yet released a formal statement regarding the event.
Credits: The Straits Times World News
