Turkish and Syrian ministers discuss ties
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan discussed with his Syrian counterpart, Asaad Shibani, ways to strengthen economic and security relations between the two countries. The focus was on restoring stability and enhancing economic and trade cooperation, including activating agreements and joint projects. Both sides emphasized the importance of stopping Israeli attacks on Syria and respecting its sovereignty, with Fidan describing Israeli occupation assaults as the greatest threat to Syria's and the region's stability, amid differing stances on peace and security. During the meeting, Shibani indicated that Syria is working to restore control over its entire territory and put an end to weapons outside legal frameworks, considering national unity and counter-terrorism as the foundations of the partnership between the two nations. The discussions also covered developments in economic and commercial cooperation, with an emphasis on reactivating agreements and establishing mechanisms to enhance banking and financial exchanges to achieve sustainable security, political, and economic stability.
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