Al-Shibani Meets Fidan on Turkey Trade
The Syrian and Turkish newspapers focused on their officials' talks regarding the activation of the high joint committee between the two countries, aiming to enhance cooperation in political, economic, and security fields. Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Shiebani announced Syria's desire to increase the volume of trade exchange with Turkey from around $4 billion to $10 billion, through partnerships in production and border industrial zones. There was also consensus on joint tracks in the energy sector and refugee repatriation. He also noted the completion of diplomatic relations with the reopening of a Syrian embassy in Ankara and the signing of several agreements, highlighting Turkey's interest in the Turkish agency TIKA and infrastructure development. Shiebani expressed his country's support for Syria's sovereignty, emphasizing the importance of Israeli troops withdraw from Syrian territories and confronting ongoing Israeli aggression. He also mentioned the removal of Caesar Act sanctions on Syria from the U.S. list of states supporting terrorism.
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