Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) commander-in-chief Mazloum Abdi officially announced the completion of the military, security, and administrative integration of the Kurdish-led administration into the central institutions of the Syrian state.
Speaking during a ceremony in Qamishli, Abdi confirmed that the integration process following the January framework agreement with Damascus has drawn to a close, marking the end of parallel administrative structures and signaling a shift toward political engagement.
According to reporting from Arab News, Abdi emphasized that the transition allows both sides to enter a new political phase aimed at securing the constitutionally protected rights of Kurds and other Syrian communities within a unified state structure.
As detailed by Middle East Online, representatives from Syria’s presidential team overseeing the implementation verified that central authority has been restored across critical sectors. This includes the handover of regional energy assets, civil airports, and government installations in northeastern Syria to Damascus.
The development resolves months of negotiations between the Syrian government led by President Ahmed Al-Sharaa and Kurdish leadership, formalizing unified national security forces while shifting future dialogue strictly into the constitutional arena.
