This photo released by the official Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) shows Syria's acting Foreign Minister, Asaad al-Shaibani, addressing representatives and dignitaries of Syrian communities at the national dialogue conference convened by the country's new authorities in Damascus, Feb. 25, 2025. (Credit: SANA/AFP)
The semi-autonomous Kurdish administration in Syria said on Tuesday that it did not endorse the outcome of a national dialogue conference that excluded it over its links to armed groups.
The Kurdish administration said in a statement that the Damascus conference, organized by Syria's interim authorities, "does not represent the Syrian people. It did not represent us... and we will not be a part of implementing its outcomes."
The semi-autonomous Kurdish administration in Syria said on Tuesday that it did not endorse the outcome of a national dialogue conference that excluded it over its links to armed groups.
The Kurdish administration said in a statement that the Damascus conference, organized by Syria's interim authorities, "does not represent the Syrian people. It did not represent us... and we will not be a part of implementing its outcomes."
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