The EU and major European powers on Sunday called for unity and stability in Syria following the fall of the regime for Assad. The EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas described it as a positive and long-awaited development to end the dictatorship of Assad, stressing that his supporters-Iran and Russia-are weak now. He underscored the need to ensure security for the region and to work with constructive partners.
France also confirmed the development, terming the day historic. The French Foreign Ministry remembered the victims of the regime and called on Syrians to seize it to straighten divisions toward a peaceful future.
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UK Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner emphasized that there should be a political settlement according to the UN resolutions, ensuring civilians and infrastructures are protected. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz welcomed the fall of President Assad, emphasizing the inhumane oppressions that had taken away hundreds of thousands of lives. He stressed the need for swift law and order recovery, with protection afforded to all religions and minorities.
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock called for an inclusive political process in Syria, emphasizing the need to protect ethnic and religious minorities. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani appealed for the protection of civilians and minorities, emphasizing that no new migration crisis should be encouraged.
Thus, the reaction of the world marks the beginning of unification and reconciliation in Syria as the nations gear towards a new future.