Syrian President Ahmad Al-Sharaa and his US counterpart Donald Trump discussed, in a phone call on Tuesday, developments related to Syria's transitional phase, efforts aimed at enhancing security and stability, as well as prospects for bilateral cooperation in a way that serves regional and international stability.
Syrian news agency 'SANA' reported that Al-Sharaa reaffirmed during the call Syria's full commitment to its territorial unity and national sovereignty, and Syria's determination to preserve its institutions and strengthen civil peace. He stressed the importance of unifying international efforts to prevent the return of terrorist organizations, foremost among them ISIS group.
The Syrian President also stated that the "new Syria" is pursuing a policy of openness and extending its hand for cooperation with all international partners on the basis of mutual interests and mutual respect. He and the US President agreed on the necessity of prioritizing dialogue as a means to resolve regional disputes, with Al-Sharaa stressing that "active diplomacy" is the only path to overcoming the region's protracted crises.
The US President reiterated his country's support for the aspirations of the Syrian people to build a unified and strong state. He welcomed the ceasefire agreement, describing it as a pivotal step toward ending the conflict, and commended the understandings related to the integration of military forces, including the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), into official institutions.
On the economic front, the US President expressed Washington's readiness to support Syria's reconstruction efforts by encouraging investment and fostering an attractive environment for capital, affirming that Syria's economic stability constitutes a cornerstone of stability in the Middle East