bashar al-assad became president of syria on june 10, 2000.
bashar al-assad became president of syria on june 10, 2000.
who became president of syria on june 10, 2000?
bashar al-assad
bullet::::2. abdul halim khaddam, acting president of syria (2000)









































bullet::::3. bashar al-assad, president of syria (2000–present)









































bullet::::- prime minister -









































bullet::::1. mahmoud zuabi, prime minister of syria (1987–2000)









































bullet::::2. muhammad mustafa mero, prime minister of syria (2000–2003)









































bullet::::- president -









































bullet::::1. lee teng-hui, president of taiwan (1988–2000)









































bullet::::2. chen shui-bian, president of taiwan (2000–2008)









































bullet::::- premier -









































bullet::::1. vincent siew, president of the executive yuan of taiwan (1997–2000)









































bullet::::2. tang fei, president of the executive yuan of taiwan (2000)









































bullet::::3. chang chun-hsiung, president of the executive yuan of taiwan (2000–2002)









































bullet::::- president - imamoli rakhmanov, president of tajikistan (1992–present)
list of state leaders in 2000
the indian minister of state for information & broadcasting, arun jaitley, visited syria in january 2000. a senior minister, murali manohar joshi participated in the funeral ceremonies of the former president hafez al-assad in june 2000. the minister of state for science and technology, bs rawat visited syria in november 2000. jaswant singh also visited syria in january/february 2001 and yashwant sinha visited syria in august 2003. syrian deputy pm & foreign minister farouk al-shara visited india in august 2002. former indian prime minister atal bihari vajpayee travelled with a delegation including his minister of external affairs, national security adviser and senior officials for a 3-day official visit to syria, which was the first visit of an indian prime minister after 15 years. on the trip vajpayee and assad jointly inaugurated the syrian national bio-technology centre, that was established with indian assistance, where vajpayee announced a special grant of us$ 1 million for the centre. the two countries also decided to set up a joint hydrocarbon committee. vajpayee also announced a credit line of us$ 25 million for the development of bilateral trade. for their part, syria also supported a resolution of india-pakistan issues bilaterally through dialogue based on the simla agreement (1972) and the lahore declaration (1999), while vajpayee reiterated india's "principled support for the palestinian and syrian causes and for the legitimate rights and aspirations in the framework of the unsc resolutions as well as the 'land for peace' principle." later, the syrian foreign minister visited india and was followed a year later by president al-assad. after al-assad's son became president in july 2000, his first ministerial delegation that went abroad was to india, led by the then deputy prime minister for economic affairs and included the ministers of planning, industry, science & technology and higher education.
india–syria relations