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Qatar welcomes SDF's integration in Syrian military institutions

<p> </p> <p>Doha, Qatar: The State of Qatar welcomed the integration of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) into the military institutions of the Syrian Arab Republic.</p> <p>The Ministry of Foreign Affairs described this development as an important step towards consolidating civil peace, strengthening security and stability, and building a state governed by institutions and the rule of law.</p>…

Qatar welcomes SDF's integration in Syrian military institutions

Doha, Qatar - Qatar has welcomed the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) joining the Syrian military system, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This move is seen as a significant step in promoting civil peace, enhancing security, and fostering a state that operates under the rule of law.

The Ministry emphasized that Qatar believes a strong, unified military is crucial for Syria's stability and prosperity. It is essential for the country to have a single, unified army that represents all Syrians. This would help maintain sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity.

Qatar also praised Syria's approach to integrating all segments of the Syrian population under state authority. The Ministry reiterated its full support for Syria's sovereignty and the aspirations of its people for freedom, development, and prosperity.

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