Safadi and Al-Sheibani Discuss Implementation of Joint Roadmap for Suwayda Crisis and Southern Syria Stability

jordan pulse : Jordan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Ayman Safadi, met Wednesday in Syria with Syrian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates As'ad Al-Sheibani to review developments in southern Syria.
Key Agenda & Strategic Focus
Joint Roadmap Execution: The ministers discussed ongoing operational efforts to implement the joint Jordanian-Syrian-US roadmap aimed at resolving the crisis in Suwayda and stabilizing the southern Syrian theater.
State Sovereignty & Citizen Security: Discussions emphasized preserving Syria's territorial integrity, upholding Syrian state sovereignty over all its territory, and ensuring equal rights and protection for all citizens.
Rejection of Israeli Incursions: Both foreign ministers condemned repeated Israeli incursions and military strikes on Syrian territory, identifying them as direct violations of Syrian sovereignty, international law, and the 1974 Disengagement Agreement.
Regional Stability & Reconstruction: They warned that continued external military actions threaten regional stability at a time when Damascus is prioritizing national reconstruction, peaceful de-escalation, and diplomatic channels to resolve outstanding issues.
End to Illegal Occupation: The ministers called for an immediate cessation of all foreign interference and the termination of the illegal occupation of Syrian lands to ensure long-term regional security.
Strategic Partnership: Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to expanding bilateral engagement into a comprehensive strategic partnership while enhancing cross-border operational and institutional cooperation.

Jordan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Ayman Safadi, met Wednesday in Syria with Syrian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates As'ad Al-Sheibani to review developments in southern Syria.
Key Agenda & Strategic Focus
Joint Roadmap Execution: The ministers discussed ongoing operational efforts to implement the joint Jordanian-Syrian-US roadmap aimed at resolving the crisis in Suwayda and stabilizing the southern Syrian theater.
State Sovereignty & Citizen Security: Discussions emphasized preserving Syria's territorial integrity, upholding Syrian state sovereignty over all its territory, and ensuring equal rights and protection for all citizens.
Rejection of Israeli Incursions: Both foreign ministers condemned repeated Israeli incursions and military strikes on Syrian territory, identifying them as direct violations of Syrian sovereignty, international law, and the 1974 Disengagement Agreement.
Regional Stability & Reconstruction: They warned that continued external military actions threaten regional stability at a time when Damascus is prioritizing national reconstruction, peaceful de-escalation, and diplomatic channels to resolve outstanding issues.
End to Illegal Occupation: The ministers called for an immediate cessation of all foreign interference and the termination of the illegal occupation of Syrian lands to ensure long-term regional security.
Strategic Partnership: Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to expanding bilateral engagement into a comprehensive strategic partnership while enhancing cross-border operational and institutional cooperation.