Features of Syrian Diplomacy and Its Vision on National and International Issues

Syrian Diplomacy: A Renewed Vision Grounded in National Principles

1.    The recent diplomatic transformation marks a new chapter in representing Syria’s true image to the world.

2.    We have conveyed the voice and aspirations of our people to the international community, turning a previous era of political blackmail into one of dialogue and constructive engagement.

3.    Our government—born out of revolution and the suffering of our people—works relentlessly to confront the repercussions of sanctions and to safeguard the interests of every Syrian citizen.

4.    We are building balanced relations with all partners while protecting our nation from the dangers of polarization and external interference.

5.    Step by step, Syria has moved from the phase of war toward a promising future, restoring its rightful place within Arab and international organizations.

6.    Today, Syrian diplomacy operates with a clear and confident strategy to reaffirm Syria’s standing on the international stage.

Syria Returns to the World with Its Authentic Voice

1.    Syria’s return to the United Nations constitutes a historic milestone that embodies the will of its people and the vision of the new leadership.

2.    President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s address before the General Assembly encapsulated the Syrian narrative and resonated widely across the world.

3.    We are reshaping the image of a resilient and ambitious nation emerging from hardship and steadily advancing toward the future.

4.    Our relations with Lebanon are being renewed on the basis of mutual respect and shared interests, with an emphasis on ensuring the dignified and voluntary return of Syrian refugees.

5.    We are redefining our strategic partnerships with Russia and China in a manner that fully serves the interests and sovereignty of the Syrian people.

Sovereignty and Unity: Red Lines in Syrian Policy

1.    We are working toward a security arrangement that guarantees stability while upholding Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity in full.

2.    We categorically reject any form of division or federalism and support the integration of the Syrian Democratic Forces into state institutions.

3.    The northern and eastern regions have before them a genuine opportunity to participate in national reconstruction and development.

4.    The events in Suwayda represent a national wound that we are addressing with full responsibility and through a comprehensive roadmap aimed at reconciliation and recovery.

5.    Attempts by Israel to exploit the transitional phase for expansionist purposes aimed at destabilization have failed; Syria remains unwavering in its unity and sovereignty.

An Economy in Recovery: Diplomacy in the Service of Development

1.    Through active and innovative diplomacy, we have succeeded in attracting new investments to support national recovery.

2.    Living conditions are gradually improving, and the confidence of our people serves as a driving force for continued progress.

3.    Our foreign policy is increasingly directed toward transforming diplomatic engagement into a lever for development, reconstruction, and economic renewal.

4.    We extend deep gratitude to the steadfast Syrian people and reaffirm our commitment to achieving further national accomplishments.

Redefining Strategic Partnership with Russia and China in the Interest of the Syrian People

1.    Russia was a partner of the former regime and both made the Syrians suffer.

2.    We have worked to recalibrate this relationship and to distance Moscow from the policies of the previous era.

3.    No new agreements have been signed with Russia; existing ones have been suspended pending review and evaluation.

4.    Russian military presence in Syria has been reduced to two bases, with a limited operational scope.

5.    Our ongoing efforts aim to redefine partnerships with both Russia and China on the basis of equality, mutual respect, and the interests of the Syrian people.