Fidan confirms Erdoğan’s upcoming Syria visit

The article discusses a potential visit by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to Damascus aimed at strengthening relations with Syria, following a noticeable improvement in the relations between the two countries over the past two years. Turkish Minister Hakan Fidan points to joint efforts between Ankara and Damascus to develop economic and political cooperation, including integrating armed groups such as "SDF" into Syrian institutions and reinforcing sovereignty and national unity. The article also covers economic developments, such as the United States lifting Syria from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, as well as trade initiatives, investment efforts, and Turkey and Syria’s joint endeavors to achieve regional stability. Special emphasis is placed on the importance of establishing a permanent security arrangement with Israel and addressing its challenges, particularly its expansionist policies that threaten the stability of Syria and the region. The conclusion highlights both countries' pursuit of enhanced cooperation and regional security and stability, with a particular note on Turkey's opposition to Israel’s destabilizing policies.

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