Legal experts and Syrian opposition figures raised concerns about the Assad regime's exploiting the meeting of the president of Interpol to reinstate its membership and regain the right to pursue Syrian dissidents in host countries without any constraints.

Japan has consistently maintained its stance on the necessity of achieving political transition in Syria since the outbreak of the revolution in March 2011.

The Kurdish Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria finds itself compelled to be part of the political solution in Syria following the new Arab rapprochement with the Assad regime.

Since the beginning of April 2023, the Lebanese army has been forcibly deporting dozens of Syrian refugees, an ongoing operation that has sparked widespread criticism.

Indications show that some Arab countries are trying to integrate the economic institutions of the Assad regime with their Arab counterparts, in an attempt to re-network the regime's commercial relations with the West.