Joint Statement between the Syrian Arab Republic, the French Republic, and the United States of America on the Talks on Stabilization in Syria

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates

Joint Statement by the Syrian Arab Republic, the French Republic and the United States of America on the Talks Regarding Stability in Syria

Paris, 25 July 2025 Within the framework of our close cooperation on Syria, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Syria Asaad Hasan Al-Shaibani, Foreign Minister of France Jean Noel Barrot and U.S. Ambassador to Turkiye and Special Envoy for Syria Thomas Barrack, held a very frank and productive meeting at a critical moment for Syria.

In the spirit of dialogue and de-escalation, the Syrian Arab Republic, the United States of America and France agreed on the need:

To engage quickly on substantial efforts to ensure the success of Syria's transition and the unity, stability, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Syria:

To reinforce our cooperation on the shared fight against terrorism in all forms and strengthen the capacities of the Syrian government to deal with security challenges through institutions of the state:

To support the Syrian government's political transition efforts aimed at national reconciliation and cohesion, especially in northeastern Syria and Suwayda:

To host as soon as possible the next round of consultations in Paris between the Syrian Government and the Syrian Democratic Forces regarding the full implementation of the March 10 agreement:

To support efforts to hold perpetrators of violence accountable and, in that spirit, to welcome the outcomes of transparent reports, including the recent report of the investigating committee regarding recent coastal violence:

To ensure that Syria's neighbours do not pose a threat to Syria's stability and that, in turn, reaffirm Syria's commitment to not pose a threat to its neighbours, for the sake of stability across the region.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the Syrian Arab Republic

Friday, July 25, 2025-30 Muharram, 1447.