Several Arab nations clearly and openly expressed support for the events in Syria that led to the removal of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, calling for actions to ensure stability, development, and avoid chaos.
Saudi Arabia
The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement confirming that it is “monitoring the rapid developments in the brotherly country of Syria and expresses its satisfaction with the positive measures taken to ensure the security of the Syrian people, prevent bloodshed and preserve the institutions and resources of the Syrian government.” Saudi Arabia urged the international community to support the Syrian people, collaborate on matters benefiting Syria, and safeguard its sovereignty.
Qatar
The Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs also stated that it is closely following Syria’s situation, emphasizing the importance of maintaining Syria’s national institutions and unity to prevent chaos. Qatar reiterated its stance on resolving the Syrian conflict based on international legitimacy and UN Security Council Resolution 2254, aiming to “serve the interests of the Syrian people and preserve the unity, sovereignty and independence of their country.”
Bahrain
Bahrain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement expressing its close attention to Syria’s situation. It reaffirmed Bahrain’s commitment to Syria’s security, stability, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. The statement called for all Syrian parties to prioritize the national interest, ensuring the preservation of public institutions and the protection of vital and economic infrastructure.
Egypt
Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs declared that Cairo is “following the changes we witnessed in Syria very carefully” and will stand by Syria’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and unity. The statement urged all Syrian factions, regardless of their political leanings, to protect state resources, unify goals, and develop a comprehensive political process for a peaceful resolution and the restoration of Syria’s regional and international standing.
Jordan
King Abdullah II of Jordan expressed his country’s support for the Syrian people and respect for their will and choices, according to a statement from the royal court.
Yemen
Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council congratulated the Syrian people on the fall of Bashar al-Assad. In its statement, Yemen reaffirmed its position supporting Syria’s territorial integrity and respecting the independence and aspirations of the Syrian people for freedom, change, peace, security, and stability.
Iraq
Basim al-Awadi, the spokesperson for the Iraqi government, stated that Iraq is closely monitoring developments in Syria and maintaining international contacts to support efforts for stability, security, and the protection of Syrian lives and property. Iraq emphasized the need for non-interference in Syria’s internal affairs and warned against supporting any one side, as such actions could exacerbate conflict and division.
Algeria
Algeria expressed its support for the Syrian people, highlighting the strong historical and solidarity-based ties between the two nations. The statement encouraged dialogue among all Syrian factions, focusing on the country’s best interests, protecting its resources, and building a future inclusive of all people through institutions reflecting the will of the Syrian people, free from external influence.
Palestine
The Palestinian Presidency, through the official Wafa news agency, announced that Palestine respects the political choices and will of the Syrian people, ensuring security, stability, and the preservation of their achievements. The statement stressed the importance of prioritizing the Syrian people’s interests and the restoration of Syria’s vital regional and global role, which benefits Palestine’s cause for freedom and independence.
