Global Support for SDF Disbandment and Kurdish in Education

The commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), Mazlum Abdi, announced the dissolution of his forces and their integration into Syrian state institutions. This came after an agreement was signed in March 2025 between the Syrian provisional administration and the SDF to resolve previous divisions. Officially, the mission of the SDF has been declared over, and its complete integration into the Syrian army and institutions has been enacted—an important step towards enhancing stability and unity in Syria. Saudi Arabia and Qatar welcomed this move, considering it a significant step toward building a state of institutions. Meanwhile, Turkey viewed the solution as one that strengthens the state's authority and brings Syria closer to permanent stability, continuing to support the territorial integrity of Syria and opposing separatist minorities. Expected measures include making the Kurdish language an official language in schools, appointing high-level Kurdish leaders within the Syrian government, and planning visits by Kurdish leaders to Turkey—potentially including a meeting with Abdullah Öcalan, the leader of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)—to promote the integration of the SDF within the framework of the Syrian state.

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