Syria Assigns Presidential Envoy to Monitor SDF Agreement
According to official statements, Brig. Gen. Ziad Al-Ayesh has been tasked with monitoring the accord and facilitating the integration of SDF forces under the control of the Syrian government.
The presidency explained that the appointment aims to strengthen the presence of state institutions, eliminate administrative barriers, and reactivate public services in areas covered by the agreement.
Al-Ayesh comes from the village of Arjah Al-Jawalah in Hasakah province in northeastern Syria.
He holds a Sharia degree from Al-Ouzai University in Lebanon and a master’s in business administration from Idlib University in northwestern Syria. Before the fall of Bashar Assad’s regime on Dec. 8, 2024, he served as head of civil affairs at the Interior Ministry of the Salvation Government in Idlib.
On Jan. 30, the Syrian government announced it had reached a “comprehensive agreement” with the SDF designed to end territorial divisions and initiate a new phase of integration. The accord, covering Hasakah and Qamishli and involving the integration of military forces, builds on an earlier deal signed on Jan. 18.
The latest agreement follows a Syrian Army operation that recaptured significant territory in eastern and northeastern Syria after repeated violations of a March 2025 accord by the SDF.
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