<h1>Syria and Turkey Leaders Discuss Security, Economic Recovery, and Regional Stability; Call for International Pressure on Israel</h1> Syria's interim president visited Turkiye to discuss regional security and economic recovery, emphasizing the need for international pressure on Israel to withdraw from southern Syria's buffer zone. The talks with Turkish President Erdogan focused on a joint strategy to address security threats, including the presence of Kurdish-led forces in northern Syria, which Turkiye views as a threat. Both leaders agreed on enhancing trade and investment to boost Syria's economy. Turkiye, a key ally of Syria's new administration, supports efforts against terrorism and seeks the disbandment of Kurdish militias near its border. The discussions also involved future compromises for Syria, including Kurdish issues.