During a conference on Syria’s future, President Macron urged the country’s interim government to work with the U.S.-led coalition against extremist groups. He called for the integration of Kurdish-led forces into the transition and highlighted the need for significant financial aid for reconstruction efforts post-war. The uncertainty surrounding U.S. military support remains a pressing concern.
French President Emmanuel Macron called on Syria’s interim government to collaborate with the U.S.-led coalition against extremist factions during a conference focused on Syria’s future. Macron emphasized the importance of this cooperation given the current uncertainty surrounding U.S. involvement in the region. The conference in Paris, which included representatives from various European and Arab nations, was the third meeting since Bashar al-Assad’s government lost its grip on power in December.
Macron’s appeal for cooperation with the U.S.-led coalition highlights the ongoing need for a strategic approach to combat extremism in Syria. Furthermore, the integration of Kurdish-led forces into the transition and securing substantial international aid is crucial for Syria’s reconstruction post-conflict. The future of U.S. military support remains in question, complicating efforts for stability in the region.
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