The truth about the death of Farouk Al-Sharaa, the former Syrian Vice President

The media and social networking sites circulated news of the death of Farouk Al-Sharaa, the former Syrian Vice President and former Syrian Foreign Minister.

The truth about the news of Farouk Al-Sharaa’s death This news raised a wave of questions about the truth of this news and the extent of its authenticity, especially since the Syrian media did not announce any confirmation or denial about the truth of Farouk Al-Sharaa’s death.

Farouk Al-Shara's niece denies news of his death Majida Al-Hariri, Farouk Al-Sharaa’s niece, published a post on her Facebook account in which she denied the news of his death, saying: “My uncle Farouk Al-Sharaa, thank God, is fine, and there is no truth to the news about his death.”

The most important information about Farouk Al-Sharaa Born in Daraa in 1938, he studied English at Damascus University in Syria and graduated in 1963.

Then he moved on to study international law in London, and began his professional life with the Syrian Airlines, where he worked for thirteen years, during which he held several positions in the company, including director of the company’s office in Dubai, then regional director in London, and commercial director in Damascus.

Then former Syrian President Hafez al-Assad chose him to serve as Syrian ambassador to Italy between 1976 and 1980, and in 1980 he was appointed Minister of State for Foreign Affairs until 1984, when he was appointed Syrian Minister of Foreign Affairs and remained in this position for 22 years.

After that, he served as Vice President of the Syrian Republic between 2006 and 2014.