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The Al-Hasakah Media Directorate announced the opening of centers to receive applications for Syrian citizenship for the Kurdish community, in accordance with Presidential Decree No. 13. These centers will be operational for a period of 30 days across several cities in the province.
A delegation from the Women’s Protection Units met with the Syrian Defense Minister in Damascus to discuss the integration of Kurdish forces into state institutions. Despite the discussions, further dialogue is needed to reach agreements.
Prisoner exchanges continue between the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and Syrian authorities in northeastern Syria, facilitated by social mediation. These exchanges aim to ease tensions between the involved parties amidst ongoing political and security challenges.
Syria has witnessed significant progress in integrating the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) alongside President Ahmad Shara's visit to Berlin and London. These developments come at a sensitive time as the Syrian government seeks to enhance the country's stability away from regional conflicts.
Local mediation efforts in Syria are making significant progress in the prisoner exchange process between the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Syrian government. These initiatives have resulted in the release of several prisoners from Al-Hasakah prison, reflecting a commitment to peace and stability in the region.
Twenty-eight officers from the <strong>Syrian Democratic Forces</strong> are heading to the military academy in Damascus over the next three days for training as leaders of new brigades being formed under the January 29, 2026 agreement.
In a significant move, the spokesperson for the presidential team, Ahmad Al-Hilali, announced that the Commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazloum Abdi, has committed to halt political arrests. This commitment reflects a desire to improve security conditions in the region and foster stability through discussions on the return of Peshmerga forces.
Ahmad al-Hilali, spokesperson for the Syrian presidential team, called for restraint after individuals removed the Syrian flag in Ain al-Arab. He emphasized the importance of patience and avoiding escalation amid current tensions.