Peregraf — U.S. President Donald Trump with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa spoke by phone, with both leaders addressing key developments in Syria’s transitional phase, security, and stability. The discussion highlighted the integration of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a predominantly Kurdish-led group, into official state institutions.
According to an official Syrian presidency statement, President al-Sharaa reaffirmed Syria’s commitment to territorial integrity, national sovereignty, and civil peace, while emphasizing the need for unified international efforts to prevent the resurgence of terrorist organizations, particularly ISIS.
President Trump welcomed the ceasefire agreement in northeast Syria and praised efforts to incorporate the SDF into Syria’s military and security framework. He also reiterated U.S. support for the reconstruction of Syria and creating conditions conducive to investment, highlighting economic stability as essential for regional security.
Observers say the call signals continued U.S. engagement in northeast Syria and underscores the importance of the SDF and Kurdish forces as key partners in maintaining stability and countering extremist threats in the region.