Turkish foreign minister calls for inclusive new administration in Syria

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that Syria's new administration must be inclusive following the ousting of President Bashar al-Assad by rebels. He emphasized that the Syrian people should shape their future and called for unity in rebuilding the country. Fidan noted that international and regional actors must act carefully to maintain Syria's territorial integrity. He expressed concern about terrorist organizations exploiting the situation and highlighted the need for an orderly transition without revenge. Regarding Assad's status, Fidan suggested he is likely out of the country. Turkey has attempted to engage with Assad but has had no success. Fidan also mentioned efforts to secure chemical weapons and plans for the return of Syrian migrants in Turkey.