Syria's interim president Ahmad al-Sara is expected to discuss the future of Syrian-Turkish relations on Tuesday at a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The meeting in the Turkish capital, Ankara, Mr. Erdogan's first is the rebel leader who attacked the opposition with Mr al-Shara Syria's past autocratic leader has exceededBashar al-Assad, last month.
He went very much for the future of the relations between the two countries.
Turkey shares a long border with Syria, hosts more than three million Refugees fleeing Syrian refugees During the 13-year civil war in the country, Mr. Erdogan has been talking about many relations from their sons before Mr. Al-Assad for years. Turkey can lead to more refugees or preventing this instability of this instability in Syria or prevent them from returning home in Turkey.
Turkey also has military posts in Syria in Syria, directly supports the Syrian armed groups near the border and considers a heavy national security threat of a militia in the northeast.
Who was for Mr al-Shara Temporary president appointed Last week, a group of rebel leaders can provide critical support as Turkey, facing monumental tasks that unite Syria and transformed the beaten economy and become a national army of militias.
Turkey has led to the war early since the war since the war, and Turkey officials have been visiting the first time in Damascus after the autumn of Turkey.
However, Turkey has been fighting for many years to fight its economies and continuously to combat high inflation, and to fight Syria and reduced the reduced communities for demolition during the war.
Thus, Mr al-Shara also worked to establish relations with the United States, European countries and Gulf Arab leaders. Last week, the Emir of the train became the President of Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Hamad al-Ish the head of visit to Mr al-Carara in Damascus. And Mr. Al-Shara, Mr. Al-Shara, Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman met with the Kingdom de facto ruler. These leaders will help to finance the remains to be seen in the new Syria.
Mr al-Shara, who was a former member of Al-Qaeda, announced a public break with the group before the year and now expressed more moderate Islamist meetings. He faced additional obstacles to Syria to Syria to punish the Assad regime and faced militia and its presidents of the United States and other countries as a terrorist.
Turkey also classers Mr. Al-Shara militia, life as a terrorist organization.