According to Kordpress, the head of the interim government of Syria, "Ahmed al-Shara" at the Diplomatic Forum in Antalya, emphasizing the progress of the integration process of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in government institutions, announced the beginning of the export of Iraqi oil from Syria and announced that this country is becoming a key link in the global energy supply chain, a development that is mentioned as a sign of Syria entering a new stage in the political and regional arena.

"Ahmed al-Shora", the head of the interim government of Syria, announced during the fifth "Antalya Diplomacy Assembly" that the process of integrating the SDF into government structures is progressing rapidly and in a positive direction. He described this process as a key part of the "national unity" project in Syria and said: "The process of integrating the SDF into government institutions continues and everything is going on its way."

In another part of his speech, Al-Shara addressed the developments in the energy sector and announced the signing of an important agreement with Iraq. According to him, according to this agreement, Iraqi oil will be exported to the world markets through Syrian soil and ports. He emphasized: "Syria is ready to become a bridge in the global energy supply chain."

The head of the interim government of Syria also announced that the military bases of foreign forces in the north and east of the country have been evacuated and the last forces have left the territory of Syria. He added that the process of coordination and integration between the interim government of Syria and the Syrian Democratic Forces continues seriously, and he considered this achievement "a vital step for the stability and national interests of Syria."

Referring to last year's achievements in the integration of various groups, Al-Shora said that the Syrian government has made significant progress in this field and is now on the way to establishing a new political and security structure.