[Rudaw] Denmark took back the child of an ISIS fighter on Sunday who had been injured, in an agreement signed between the Kurdish-led authority of Northern Syria and a Danish foreign ministry representative.According to Hawar News Agency, media close to the ruling Kurdish authority of Northern Syria, Kristof Vifik, Danish Director of Consular Affairs at the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs passed from the Simalka border crossing between Rojava and the Kurdistan Region to Northern Syria to evacuate a maimed Danish boy.
"I am here today with a small team in order to conduct a medical evacuation of a seriously maimed Danish boy," Vifik said.
Vifik said the boy was "in a stable condition".
"But he certainly needs more fundamental medical treatment," he added, but didn’t go into detail about the type of injury the child had.
The Danish representative met with Amal Dada and Abdulkarim Omer, the co-chairs of the Department of Foreign Relations of the Self-Administration, and thanked them for their cooperation.
Dada and Vifik signed the boy's repatriation papers and later held a presser.
Dada told news hounds they discussed the "challenges" the self-administration faces--including management of camps, the humanitarian situation, and participation in the political process.
"Of course the visit was positive, and we hope it paves the road for future visits and diplomatic, political cooperation between the two sides."
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Children’s Fund, there are close to 29,000 foreign children in Syria alone ‐ most of them under the age of 12.