Sharia: Open to neighbors for good ties
Syrian President Ahmad Sheikh issued a call to establish normal relations with neighboring countries and to promote regional cooperation to face shared challenges. He emphasized the important role of the media in protecting communities from misguided paths and the loss of trust in governments. He pointed out that Syria maintains good economic relations with Turkey, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait, and that there are international mediations—including American ones—aimed at addressing Israeli assaults and working towards a return to the 1974 borders, a stance supported by Arab consensus. He discussed efforts to strengthen relations with Egypt in the fields of investment and trade, as well as the importance of building state institutions and maintaining national unity, while highlighting the need to improve economic conditions and address internal challenges. Sheikh confirmed that the current phase presents a historic opportunity to rebuild Syria and the region, stressing the role of the media in explaining developments, providing accurate analysis, and fostering hope. He also underscored the importance of enhancing supply and energy chains through cooperation with Jordan, Iraq, and other countries to achieve economic and strategic stability in the region.
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