Syrian President Şara revealed Saudi Arabia and Turkey attempted to mediate the removal of sanctions against Syria last year. He specifically stated that President Erdoğan intervened with the United States to facilitate this process. This mediation effort aimed to ease the economic pressures on the Syrian government. Şara’s comments highlight a potential shift in regional dynamics and diplomatic efforts surrounding Syria. The involvement of both Saudi Arabia and Turkey suggests a coordinated attempt to re-engage with the Assad regime. While the outcome of these efforts remains unclear, the disclosure points to behind-the-scenes negotiations. This development could signal a move toward normalizing relations with Syria after years of conflict.