Shafaq News/ Turkish President RecepTayyip Erdogan is expected to visit Syria leading a “large ministerialdelegation,” including businessmen and investors, Turkish newspaper Hürriyetreported on Tuesday.
“A temporary government will bequickly formed in Syria, and President Erdogan is set to visit Damascus,” the newspapersaid.
Turkish media indicated thatErdogan's visit to Syria "may occur within the next 15 days," withplans to "establish air and ground defense measures along theHama-Homs-Idlib line, activate Turkish radars and monitor air movements."
In recent days, Arab andinternational delegations, including representatives from Jordan, Turkiye,Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia, have visited the Syrian capital, Damascus, todiscuss the country's future following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
From the Turkish side, ForeignMinister Hakan Fidan met with Ahmed al-Sharaa, leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham(HTS) and Syria's head of military operations. Both sides agreed on the need todissolve all armed factions, including Kurdish groups, and transfer theirweapons to the state.
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