Damascus, Syria – Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa received the President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, at the People’s Palace in Damascus on Monday, at the start of Barzani’s official visit to Syria. The two sides are scheduled to hold extensive talks to discuss prospects for bilateral relations between Syria and both Iraq and the Kurdistan Region. They will also discuss a number of issues of common interest. Additionally, they will explore ways to enhance coordination and mutual cooperation in the political, security, and economic fields. The goal is to promote regional stability.
The bilateral talks between the two sides are expected to focus on border security and control, as well as current regional developments. In addition, the two sides will discuss the situation of Syrian refugees residing in the Kurdistan Region. They will also address ways to improve their conditions and enhance economic and trade relations. Furthermore, the latest developments in the ongoing dialogue between the Syrian government and Kurdish forces will be discussed. The aim is to reach a shared vision that contributes to the country’s stability.
This high-profile visit follows a series of previous meetings between Barzani and al-Sharaa, which focused primarily on monitoring political and security developments in Syria. Furthermore, the meetings addressed strengthening strategic ties with Iraq and the Kurdistan Region. They also focused on continuing joint coordination to combat ISIS cells and remnants. In addition, the meetings discussed consolidating security and civil peace.
