France has officially welcomed the fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime, describing it as a significant turning point after more than 13 years of violent oppression against the Syrian people.
The statement was made on Sunday by Christophe Lemoine, the spokesperson for France’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In a statement reported by Agence France-Presse, the French government urged all Syrians to prioritize unity, reconciliation, and the rejection of extremism as the nation embarks on a new chapter.
Paris emphasized the importance of overcoming divisions to pave the way for a stable and peaceful future.
The end of Assad’s regime marks a crucial moment in Syria's turbulent history, with France reaffirming its commitment to supporting efforts for national reconciliation and long-term stability.
French officials have long criticized Assad’s government for its role in widespread human rights abuses during the Syrian civil war, which began in 2011.
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