SDC delegation meets Swedish Ambassador in Daramsuq (Damascus) to discuss transition and stability in Syria

DARAMSUQ — A delegation from the Syrian Democratic Council (SDC) met with Acting Swedish Ambassador Jessica Svardstrom in Daramsuq (Damascus) to discuss the challenges facing Syria during its transitional phase. The dialogue focused on external interferences, particularly Turkish attacks on the Tishrin Dam region, and emphasized the need for international support in fostering stability.

The SDC delegation, comprising Deputy Co-Chair Ali Rahmun and Political Bureau Member of the Democratic Change Movement Ziad Watfeh, held talks with Ambassador Svardstrom in Daramsuq (Damascus). The meeting aimed to address the critical issues arising in Syria’s post-regime transition period.

Challenges in Syria’s Transition

The delegation highlighted Syria’s struggle with a lack of a clear future vision under the current transitional government in Daramsuq. They called for the development of innovative mechanisms to align with the nation’s political, social, and economic transformation.

Concerns were raised about Turkey’s continued interference in North and East Syria, which has destabilized the region. The delegation condemned Turkey’s media incitement campaigns and its backing of forces undermining the security of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).

Swedish Ambassador’s Perspective

Ambassador Svardstrom underscored dialogue as the cornerstone of resolving the Syrian crisis and expressed concern over factors that threaten stability, including escalating conflicts. She reaffirmed Sweden’s commitment to supporting efforts aimed at achieving peace in Syria.

Ambassador Svardstrom assured the delegation of Sweden’s continued backing for the Syrian cause through the European Parliament. She emphasized her country’s dedication to assisting Syrians in their quest to establish a democratic state that prioritizes stability and development for all communities.