President of the Republic of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Hasan Spiritual after a summit on Syria carried out in Ankara have released a joint statement. It was stated that the three leaders evaluated the developments that took place in Syria after the first summit held in Sochi, Russia on November 22, 2017. In the joint declaration of the three leaders, the next meetings on the invitation of the Ruhani will be held in Iran. It was also noted that the leaders were pleased with the positive contributions of the three countries which was initiated in Kazakhstan’s capital city Astana in January 2017, to the settlement of the crisis in Syria. In this joint statement, it was said that “the only effective international initiative is to form the Astana Formation in order to help reduce violence throughout Syria and to contribute to peace and stability in Syria by accelerating the Geneva process to find a lasting political solution to the Syrian conflict”. It was also emphasized that a permanent ceasefire between the conflicting parties and a determination by the United Nations Security Council to continue active cooperation to advance the political process envisaged by resolution 2254. It was also reiterated that in the discussion of the three leaders, Syria was strongly attached to the sovereignty of Syria, its independence, its unity, territorial integrity and its structure not based on a certain fraction. In the joint statement, the following statements were made: “(Leaders) Regardless of who performed, no steps should be taken to undermine principles, which are ratified by relevant UN resolutions and the will of all the representatives of Syrian society. Under the fight against terrorism, the scene rejected any initiative to create new realities and expressed their determination to stand against separatist agendas aimed at weakening the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria and the national security of neighboring countries. In a statement, “(Leaders) said,” A comprehensive, free, fair and transparent process to be conducted under the auspices of the Syria to assist in finding political solutions to disagreements through fair elections. ” Turkey, Russia and Iran signed a statement at the summit of the leaders, saying that they will continue to work together against terrorist organizations ISIS, Nusr Front and Al-Qaeda and all other individuals linked to these groups. They also welcomed the UN Security Council Resolution No. 2401, which was taken as a response to the grave humanitarian situation in Syria, including East Guta, Yermuk, Fua and Kefraya, the province of Idlib, north of Hama, Rukban and Rakka.