Syria, US, and French foreign officials held a critical meeting in Paris. They announced that they reached a common ground for Syria's stability.

The meeting included Syrian Foreign Minister Esaad Hasan el-Sheyabani, French Foreign Minister Jean Noel Barrot, and US Ambassador to Turkey Thomas Barrack. The parties emphasized the need to support Syria's unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.

Additionally, they agreed to enhance cooperation in combating terrorism and to resolve security issues through state institutions. It was noted that the political process supporting national reconciliation in northeastern Syria and Sweida regions would be supported.

The parties expressed their support for a new round of consultations between the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces in Paris. They also welcomed the transparency of the investigation report regarding recent violence in coastal areas.

Finally, it was stated that mutual threats regarding Syria's relations with its neighbors should be prevented. It was emphasized that Syria's neighbors should not pose a threat to the country's stability.