Washington: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that Ambassador Tom Barrack will continue to be involved in Syria and Iraq policy, even though his title as Special Envoy to Syria has expired. Rubio emphasized Barrack's significant contributions and highlighted his ongoing role in shaping the administration's strategy in the region.

According to Anadolu Agency, Rubio expressed his appreciation for Barrack's service on US social media platform X, stating, "Ambassador Tom Barrack has played an invaluable role as our Special Envoy to Syria." Rubio further elaborated on Barrack's continued influence, noting that his expertise and relationships in the region align with the administration's goals and the America First agenda.

Rubio underscored that Barrack will remain a key figure in the Trump Administration's efforts in both Syria and Iraq. He praised Barrack's understanding of the regional dynamics and his ability to secure favorable outcomes for the United States. Despite the expiration of his official title, Barrack's involvement is expected to persist, ensuring continuity in US policy approaches in the Middle East.