An important summit on Syria was held in France, where significant agreements were made between the US, France, and Syria. The summit is seen as a critical step for Syria's stability and security.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot, US Special Representative for Syria Tom Barrack, and Syrian Foreign Minister Asad al-Sheyabani participated in the summit, where consensus was reached on Syria's territorial integrity and sovereignty.

The summit emphasized the need to accelerate political transition efforts that support national reconciliation in northeastern Syria. Additionally, cooperation in combating terrorism and enhancing the capacity to address security threats was agreed upon.

Tom Barrack stated after the summit in Paris that they would continue working to ensure peace and stability in Syria. The importance of such diplomatic discussions is increasing day by day.

It was also expressed that relations with Syria's neighbors should be reviewed. It was committed that Syria should not pose a threat to its neighbors and vice versa for the stability of Syria.