Syrian President Discusses Security Deal with Israel
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharq emphasized that his country is seeking to reach a security agreement with Israel involving several nations, which could open the door to comprehensive peace. He reaffirmed Syria’s steadfast stance on its rights to the occupied Golan Heights. He stated that current security arrangements might facilitate broader political settlements and clarified that Syria does not intend to engage in military confrontation with Israel. Regarding Lebanon, he indicated that Damascus does not plan to intervene militarily and is pursuing comprehensive solutions, with Lebanon’s stability depending on avoiding chaos that could impact Syria. Al-Sharq also confirmed that lifting economic sanctions would be ineffective unless Syria is removed from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. He mentioned the slow implementation of the agreement with the Kurds despite continued optimism about it, and reported the formation of an international committee to manage the issue of missing persons. Additionally, he noted improvements in relations with Iraq.
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