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Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharae confirmed that Damascus is seeking to reach a security agreement with Israel, involving other countries, with the aim of opening the door to comprehensive peace while preserving Syria's rights in the occupied Golan. Sharae emphasized that his country is avoiding escalation with Israel and is working on improving security arrangements, noting that their success could contribute to a broader settlement. He also affirmed that Syria has no intention of engaging in military intervention in Lebanon and is exploring ways to assist the Lebanese government in overcoming its crisis, stressing the need for a comprehensive solution to the Lebanese problem to avoid security repercussions for Syria. He clarified that lifting economic sanctions against Syria would only be effective if its name is removed from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. Additionally, he pointed to the slow implementation of an agreement with the Syrian Democratic Forces and indicated ongoing efforts regarding the missing persons issue through an international committee.
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