According to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), the agreement includes several main clauses, the most notable being:
1- Participation in specialized training courses to enhance operational readiness and improve the ability to work jointly.
2- Cooperation in fields such as counter-terrorism, demining, cybersecurity, military engineering, logistics, and peacekeeping operations, in line with international best practices.
3- Sending specialized experts to support the modernization of military systems, organizational structures, and leadership capabilities.
The signing coincides with a visit by a high-level Syrian delegation to Ankara, including Foreign Minister Assaad Hassan Al-Shibani, Defense Minister Major General Engineer Marhaf Abu Qasra, and Intelligence Chief Hussein Salama, for talks with senior Turkish officials.
