Syria’s Transitional Government Signs Agreement with Kurdish Forces

The deal integrates Kurdish-led SDF into national institutions, granting political and civil rights while addressing post-Assad challenges.

Syria's transitional government, led by President Ahmed al-Scharaa, has reached an agreement with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to integrate them into state institutions.
The agreement ensures political representation and full citizenship rights for Kurds, marking a significant step toward national unity after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
The transitional government has taken control of key military and civilian infrastructure in the northeast, including border crossings, airports, and energy resources.
Concerns persist over the safety and rights of religious and ethnic minorities, including Christians, Alawites, and Yazidis, amidst ongoing violence and power reorganization.
The transitional government has reaffirmed its commitment to eliminating remaining chemical weapon stockpiles and cooperating with international oversight.