On March 10th local time, the Syrian Transitional Government's Ministry of Defense announced the end of its military operations in the western coastal areas. On the same day, the Syrian Presidential Office announced that the leaders of the Syrian Transitional Government and the Syrian Kurdish armed group, the Syrian Democratic Forces, had signed an agreement to integrate the Syrian Democratic Forces into national institutions. According to Al Jazeera in Qatar, Hassan Abdul Ghani, spokesperson for the Syrian Transitional Government's Ministry of Defense, announced on social media that the military operations of the Ministry of Defense in the western coastal areas have ended. He also stated that plans have been made to continue fighting against the "residual forces" of the former regime. On the same day, the Syrian Presidential Office announced that the leaders of the Syrian Transitional Government and the Syrian Kurdish armed forces led by the Syrian Democratic Forces signed an agreement to integrate the Syrian Democratic Forces into national institutions. The Associated Press reported that the agreement is a major breakthrough. According to the agreement, both parties agree to integrate all civil and military institutions in northeastern Syria into the Syrian national governance framework, including the management of border ports, airports, and oil and gas fields; Ensure the representation and participation rights of all Syrians in the political process and national institutions, regardless of their religious and ethnic background; The Kurdish community is an integral part of the Syrian state, which guarantees its citizenship and all constitutional rights. Both sides also agreed to implement a ceasefire within all Syrian territories and ensure the return of all displaced Syrians to their homes. According to reports, the agreement will be implemented before the end of 2025. (New Society)