Syria's New Leadership Reaches Landmark Agreement with Kurdish Forces

The deal integrates Kurdish-led SDF into national institutions, marking a significant step toward uniting the war-torn country.

The Syrian transitional government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have agreed to fully integrate the SDF's civilian and military institutions into the national government.
The agreement guarantees full citizenship rights for the Kurdish community and emphasizes political inclusion for all ethnic and religious groups in Syria.
The deal grants the transitional government control over key infrastructure in northeastern Syria, including border crossings, airports, and oil and gas fields.
This development follows intense violence in Syria's western coastal region, where over 1,500 people, mostly civilians, were killed in clashes involving Assad loyalists and the new leadership.
Observers view the agreement as a potential turning point for Syria's stability, though its implementation by the end of the year remains a critical challenge.