<h1>Syria's Interim President Meets Turkey for Talks on Economic Recovery and Kurdish Security Threats in Northern Syria</h1> Syria's interim president visited Turkey for discussions centered on Syria's economic recovery and the security concerns posed by Kurdish-led forces in northern Syria, viewed by Turkey as a threat. The interim leader, formerly a rebel leader who helped overthrow Bashar Assad, was received in Ankara with a modest ceremony. Turkey, a key ally of the new Syrian administration, is pushing for the disbandment of the Kurdish militias, seen as linked to the Kurdistan Workers' Party. Talks also involve negotiations with the Syrian Democratic Forces to address Syria's future, including the Kurdish issue. Turkey has hosted millions of Syrian refugees since 2011.