International Community Applauds Kurdish-Syrian Agreement

ERBIL (Kurdistan24) – The agreement between Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Commander Mazloum Abdi and Syria’s interim government to integrate Kurdish forces into state institutions has garnered widespread international backing. Governments and international organizations have welcomed the deal, viewing it as a vital step toward reinforcing Syria’s sovereignty, strengthening security, and advancing national reconciliation efforts.

The agreement, which aims to unify Syria’s military and civil institutions while ensuring the rights and representation of all communities—including the Kurdish population—has been hailed as a milestone in Syria’s path to stability. The international community’s endorsement signals a renewed hope for lasting peace and unity in the country.

France: Safeguarding Kurdish Rights

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot was among the first to welcome the agreement, emphasizing its importance in protecting the rights and security of the Kurdish people. In an official statement, Barrot declared, “This agreement must guarantee the rights and security of the Kurdish people while continuing the fight against ISIS.” He reaffirmed France’s commitment to supporting Syria’s Kurds, adding, “We stand by the Kurdish population in their quest for stability and representation.”

Barrot also underscored the broader implications of the deal, calling it “a significant step toward ensuring that all Syrians, including the Kurdish community, are protected and represented.”

Germany: A Push for Political Inclusion

Germany’s Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock praised the agreement as a “crucial step toward political participation for all Syrians.” In a press release, Baerbock stressed the importance of unifying Kurdish forces with Syrian state institutions, noting that it would strengthen Syria’s sovereignty and security.

“This agreement is a positive development, but there is still much work to be done to rebuild Syria’s institutions and ensure that all communities are included in the political process,” she stated.

Arab Parliament: A Milestone for Unity

The Arab Parliament commended the agreement as a “milestone in preserving Syria’s unity and sovereignty.” In an official statement, the legislative body emphasized the importance of integrating Kurdish forces into the Syrian National Defense Forces, calling it a “necessary step toward achieving national reconciliation and rebuilding the state.”

The Arab Parliament also expressed hope that the agreement would pave the way for a more inclusive political process in Syria, ensuring that all communities, including Kurds, have a voice in the country’s future.

Gulf Cooperation Council: Enhancing Stability

The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) joined the chorus of support, with Secretary-General Jasem Mohamed Al-Budaiwi describing the agreement as a “significant step toward enhancing stability and security in Syria.”

In a statement, Al-Budaiwi emphasized the importance of the deal in strengthening Syria’s institutions and combating terrorism. The GCC reiterated its commitment to supporting Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, stating, “We stand with the Syrian people in their quest for peace and stability.”

Kuwait: Rebuilding Syria

Kuwait’s Foreign Ministry welcomed the agreement, calling it “an important step toward rebuilding Syria and enhancing its security and stability.”

The statement highlighted the need for continued international support to ensure the success of the agreement and the rebuilding of Syria’s institutions. Kuwait also reaffirmed its commitment to Syria’s unity and sovereignty, stating, “We support all efforts aimed at achieving national reconciliation and ensuring the rights of all Syrians, including the Kurdish community.”

Saudi Arabia: Combating Terrorism

Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement expressing its support for the agreement, describing it as a “positive step toward preserving Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.”

The statement emphasized the importance of the deal in unifying Syria’s military and civil institutions, calling it a “necessary measure to combat terrorism and ensure stability.”

Saudi Arabia also reiterated its commitment to supporting Syria’s reconstruction efforts, stating, “We stand with the Syrian people in their quest for peace and prosperity.”

Qatar: A Model for Reconciliation

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry praised the agreement as a “model for resolving conflicts through dialogue and cooperation.”

In a statement, the ministry highlighted the importance of the deal in ensuring the rights of all Syrians, including Kurds, and called for continued efforts to achieve national reconciliation. Qatar also expressed hope that the agreement would pave the way for a more inclusive political process in Syria, stating, “This is a positive step toward ensuring that all communities are represented in Syria’s future.”

Jordan: A Step Toward Unity

Jordan’s Foreign Ministry welcomed the agreement, describing it as a “significant step toward rebuilding Syria and ensuring its unity.”

In a statement, the ministry emphasized the importance of the deal in integrating Kurdish forces into Syrian state institutions, calling it a “necessary measure to achieve stability and security.” Jordan also expressed its commitment to supporting Syria’s reconstruction efforts, stating, “We stand with the Syrian people in their quest for peace and prosperity.”

The overwhelming international support for the Kurdish-Syrian agreement underscores its significance as a step toward stability, unity, and lasting peace in Syria. Global leaders have praised the move as a crucial development in the country’s journey toward national reconciliation, emphasizing the importance of ensuring the rights and security of all Syrians, including the Kurdish community. As the world watches, this agreement offers a glimmer of hope for a brighter future in Syria.