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According to BBC, the agreement was signed by the leader of the temporary Syrian administration, Ahmed al-Shara, and the commander of the SDF, Mazlum Abdi.

The document includes eight points, including a guarantee of political participation for all Syrians, regardless of their ethnic or religious identity.

The agreement also recognizes the Kurdish community as an integral part of the Syrian state and guarantees all its constitutional rights, including citizenship.

This agreement also ensures that control over the rich oil and gas fields under SDF control will be transferred to the state.

The SDF also controls many closed border crossings and prisons that house ISIS fighters.

Under this agreement, the SDF has committed to supporting the government in combating any threats to Syria’s security and unity.

The agreement also includes provisions for the return of displaced Syrians to their homes.

The seventh and final point involves establishing committees to implement the agreement by the end of 2025.

It is estimated that the SDF has between 40,000 and 60,000 fighters, of which 20,000 to 30,000 belong to the YPG.

Turkey considers the YPG and the Democratic Union Party (PYD), which controls a large area in northern Syria, to be extensions of the PKK and designates them as "terrorist organizations."