According to Kordpress, "Mohammed Hassan", the Minister of Administrative Development of Syria, announced in an interview that based on the issued instructions, all the employees of the self-governing administration of North and East Syria will join the civil institutions of the Syrian government within the framework of the agreement between the Syrian interim government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).

According to Rudaw Network, "Mohammed Hassan", the Minister of Administrative Development of Syria, on the sidelines of the world meeting of governments in Dubai, in an interview with this network, stated that clear orders have been issued by the head of the interim government of Syria to integrate the employees of the self-governing administration into the civil structures of the government and this process is being implemented.

Emphasizing Syria's need for the participation of all sections of society after the war, he said: "Syria needs all its abilities, identities and social components to rebuild itself, and no part of society should be ignored.

In another part of his speech, the Minister of Administrative Development of Syria addressed the future of the Kurds in this country and stated: "There is no reason to worry about the future of the Kurds in Syria." The Kurds are one of the main components of the Syrian society, their rights are known and clear and should never be ignored; Rather, their capacities should be used as the main engine of building a new Syria.

Referring to the recent agreement between the interim government of Syria and the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mohammad Hassan considered the role of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq and its leaders important in the formation of this agreement and said that the meetings and understandings between Ahmad Sharia and Masoud Barzani had a direct role in achieving this agreement.

He expressed hope that the relations between Damascus and the Kurdistan region of Iraq will deepen in the near future and added that there are specific channels for the development of these relations.

In the end, the Minister of Administrative Development of Syria positively assessed the relations between the Syrian government and the Iraqi government and said that these relations are in a good condition at different Arab levels.