Syrian Foreign Ministry: An agreement was reached on the mechanisms to be put in place for the integration of PKK/YPG into the administration of Damascus.

The Syrian Foreign Ministry issued a written statement on the US-based company's social media platform

The statement stressed that President Shara and Foreign Minister Assad Hasan Shaybani's visit to the White House was “for the first time in history” and that the meeting took place in a “sincere and constructive atmosphere.”

The statement said that during the meeting, US President Trump expressed his “admiration for the new Syrian leadership and people” and also expressed his appreciation for the “liberation and stability gains achieved across the country.”

The statement highlighted that Trump stated that “the US stands ready to provide the necessary support for Syria's reconstruction and development process” and that a working meeting had taken place between the Syrian and US foreign ministers and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan.

The statement, which said that the working meeting lasted about an hour, emphasized that an agreement was reached on establishing clear mechanisms to continue the implementation of the “March 10 Agreement” signed between Shara and terrorist Mazlum Abdi Şahin, codenamed “Mazlum Kobani”.

In this context, the statement said: “As part of the integration of the institutions (SDF and the Damascus government) and strengthening national security, steps are being taken to integrate the Syrian Democratic Forces into the Syrian Arab Army.” Statements were recorded.

In addition, the statement said that the US side “supports the conclusion of a security agreement with Israel to strengthen regional stability.”

It was emphasized that President Trump supported development and investment initiatives in Syria in the economic field and also assured that the US would make progress in lifting sanctions imposed under the Caesar Act.

President Ahmed Shara and Foreign Minister Assad Hasan Shaybni met with US President Donald Trump at the White House during their visit to Washington on November 10, 2025.

A written statement from the U.S. Treasury Department on Caesar Act sanctions against Syria said: “On November 10, the Secretary of State partially suspended the implementation of Caesar Act sanctions for 180 days to demonstrate our commitment to easing sanctions against Syria.” Expressions were used.