Al-Sharaa iyo Bin Salman oo kormeeray heshiis difaac iyo deyno ka badan $403 milyan oo Sacuudiga ah
Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda ee Suuriya ayaa heshiiska difaaca ku tilmaantay midka ugu muuqda, laakiin ma ay shaacin shuruudihiisa.
Madaxweynaha Suuriya Ahmed al-Sharaa iyo Dhaxalka Sacuudiga Mohammed bin Salman ayaa kormeeray saxeexa heshiisyo dhowr ah, oo ay ku jiraan heshiis iskaashi difaac iyo deyno ka badan $403 milyan oo Sacuudiga ah oo loogu talagalay qaybaha tamarta, guryaha, caafimaadka iyo kaabayaasha Suuriya.
Heshiiska difaaca iyo doorka Sacuudiga
Heshiisyada ayaa la saxeexay Arbacadii, intii lagu jiray booqashadii labaad ee al-Sharaa ee Riyadh muddo ka yar bil. Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda ee Suuriya ayaa heshiiska iskaashiga ka dhexeeya wasaaradaha difaaca ee labada dal ku tilmaantay midka ugu muuqda, laakiin ma ay shaacin shuruudihiisa. Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda ee Suuriya Asaad al-Shaibani ayaa Sabtidii ku sheegay Manama Dialogue in hadda ay socdaan wada-hadal lagu qiimaynayo ku biirista Suuriya ee isbahaysiga Mecca.
Deynka $403 milyan iyo qaybaha la bartilmaameedsaday
Sanduuqa Horumarinta Sacuudiga ayaa ku heshiiyay inuu bixiyo $403 milyan oo deyno ah oo hoos yimaada lix heshiis oo lala galay Wasaaradda Maaliyadda ee Suuriya, iyadoo shuruudo fudud leh, sida ay sheegtay Wakaaladda Wararka ee Sacuudiga. Deymaha waxaa ka mid ah $100 milyan oo lagu dib u dhiso oo lagu qalabeeyo xarumaha caafimaadka ee waxyeelloobay, $60 milyan oo lagu hagaajiyo guryaha waxyeelloobay, $105 milyan oo lagu xoojiyo difaaca madaniga, $90 milyan oo lagu dib u habeynayo warshadda tamarta ee Aleppo iyo $30 milyan oo lagu horumariyo nidaamyada biyaha la cabbo ee Damascus iyo Idlib.
Wada-hadal ku saabsan xaaladda gobolka
Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda ee Suuriya ayaa bayaan ku qortay X in al-Sharaa iyo Bin Salman ay ka wada-hadleen xaaladda gobolka iyo caalamka ee hadda, oo ay ku jiraan saameynta sii xumaanaya ee milatari ku leedahay amniga gobolka, badbaadada maraakiibta caalamka, isku halaynta sahayda tamarta iyo xasilloonida dhaqaalaha caalamka. Labada hoggaamiye waxay ugu baaqeen de-escalation iyo xallinta khilaafaadka si nabadgelyo ah, waxayna ku booriyeen joojinta degdegga ah ee dhammaan falalka khatarta ku ah amniga maraakiibta badda ee Badda Cas, marinka Bab al-Mandeb iyo marinka Hormuz.
Syria's Foreign Ministry called the defence cooperation agreement the "most notable" of the deals but did not disclose its terms.
Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman oversaw the signing of several agreements on Wednesday, including a defence cooperation deal and more than $403m in Saudi loans for Syria's energy, housing, health and infrastructure sectors, during al-Sharaa's second visit to Riyadh in less than a month.
Defence deal signed without disclosed terms
Syria's Foreign Ministry described the cooperation agreement between the two countries' defence ministries as the "most notable" of the deals, but it did not disclose the terms. The signing came days after Syria's Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani said at the Manama Dialogue in Bahrain that "Discussions are currently under way to evaluate Syria's entry into the Mecca alliance."
Leaders discuss regional tensions and maritime security
In a statement on X, the Syrian Foreign Ministry said al-Sharaa and Prince Mohammed discussed the "current regional and international situation" in Riyadh, including the effects of military escalation on regional security, the safety of international shipping, the reliability of energy supplies and the stability of the global economy. The two leaders called for de-escalation and urged an "immediate cessation of all actions that threaten the security of maritime navigation" in the Red Sea, the Bab al-Mandeb strait and the Strait of Hormuz.
Loans directed to health, housing, power and water
The Saudi Fund for Development agreed to provide $403m in loans under six agreements with Syria's Finance Ministry on concessional terms, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The loans include $100m to rebuild and equip damaged healthcare facilities, $60m to repair damaged housing, $105m to strengthen civil defence, $90m to rehabilitate the Aleppo thermal power plant and $30m to develop drinking water systems in Damascus and Idlib. The two governments also signed a memorandum of understanding on industrial cooperation and two more on agriculture and environmental protection.
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