Syria initiates Recovery Journey

Syrian President Ahmad al-Shar’ah affirmed that the Golan Heights, occupied by Israel, "will remain Syrian," despite some countries' recognition of their annexation under Israeli sovereignty. He also stated that Syria has entered a new phase after years of war, marked by extensive diplomatic efforts, including outreach to around 100 countries and opening 60 diplomatic missions, in an effort to restore its international standing. He noted that Syria has taken steps to end the legacy of war, such as destroying 42 chemical bombs, cooperating with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, working transparently with the International Atomic Energy Agency, and dismantling 90 human trafficking and criminal networks. He emphasized that the lifting of sanctions has contributed to reducing international isolation, reaffirming that the Golan "will remain Syrian territory," and that all measures to annex it are null and void pursuant to UN Security Council Resolution 497. Despite Israeli attacks, Damascus still considers a political solution possible and underscores the importance of protecting the rights of Syrians. Negotiations with Israel are ongoing, reaching a consensus on 90% of the issues, although no final agreement has been reached. Al-Shar’ah also confirmed that Syria aims to strengthen its sovereignty and that the Golan "will remain Syrian," continuing its efforts to support stability and regain its national rights.

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