President Nechirvan Barzani met Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani in Munich to discuss Syria’s future and ongoing diplomatic efforts. The meeting focused on displacement, political transition, and advancing Syria national dialogue. From the beginning, both sides emphasized stability and inclusive solutions.
President Barzani stressed that Syria national dialogue must include all communities. He underlined the importance of constitutional guarantees and equal political participation. Moreover, he highlighted the need to protect the rights of Kurds and other components in Syria’s future framework.
Foreign Minister al-Shaibani praised President Barzani’s diplomatic role. He specifically commended Barzani’s efforts in supporting the Damascus-SDF agreement. According to al-Shaibani, constructive engagement helped reduce tensions and facilitated dialogue. Therefore, he described Barzani’s involvement as a positive contribution to Syria national dialogue.
The two sides also addressed the issue of displaced persons. President Barzani emphasized that sustainable solutions require security and political clarity. He noted that many families cannot return without guarantees of safety and legal protection. Consequently, he called for coordinated international support.
Al-Shaibani acknowledged the humanitarian burden carried by neighboring regions. He expressed appreciation for the Kurdistan Region’s role in hosting displaced Syrians over the years. Furthermore, he stressed that rebuilding trust among communities remains essential for Syria national dialogue to succeed.
Both leaders agreed that long-term stability depends on political compromise. They emphasized reconciliation, institutional reform, and inclusive governance. In addition, they committed to continued communication to support diplomatic progress.
In conclusion, the meeting reinforced shared commitment to Syria national dialogue, safe return of displaced persons, and a stable political transition. Both sides highlighted cooperation as a pathway toward sustainable peace.