Agreement reached on expelling foreign fighters from Syria
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and Damascus have reached a landmark agreement to strengthen cooperation and promote stability in the north and east of the country. According to it, the SDF and the security services will be integrated into the Syrian army, and non-Syrian militants will be expelled from the country.
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have reached important agreements with the Syrian government to strengthen cooperation and stability in the north and east of the country.
Military integration – the SDF and security services will become part of the Syrian army.
Restoration of state institutions - improvement of the functioning of public services.
Withdrawal of foreign fighters - All non-Syrian fighters will leave the region.
Strengthening coordination – regular meetings with Damascus.
The unity of Syria is about protecting the country's territorial integrity.
Refugee return – helping displaced people return to their homes.
An invitation from Ahmed Ash-Shar'a - congratulations and an invitation to the region.
Joint committees - oversee the implementation of agreements.
The agreements were reached at a meeting between the SDF, the Syrian Democratic Council (SDF), the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, and the Syrian government.
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