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Shariah Opposes Quota-Sharing; Syria Negotiates with Israel
The article addressed the statements made by the interim President, Ahmad al-Shirā’, regarding Syria's future. He confirmed that his country does not seek power-sharing through quotas to avoid dividing the nation along ethnic or geographical lines. He indicated that the drafting of the constitution will be completed before the five-year deadline, and that the Kurds are an integral part of Syrian society. He also emphasized that Syria is a model of peaceful coexistence. Additionally, he explained that Syria has held several rounds of negotiations with Israel, reaching approximately 90% agreement on returning to the 1974 borders before Israel withdrew, and that Syria rejects the presence of foreign military bases on its territory. Al-Shirā’ also commented on a proposed oil pipeline connecting Iraq to Syria to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, affirming that Syria's relations with the Kurdistan Region are very good.
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