I see; do you know what Türkiye's official policy is in Syria? For example, is Türkiye trying to create a proper state or is it just arming various factions?
There doesn't seem to be any state structure in the Turkish-controlled areas. unlike the YPG and Assad's area.
I don't think there is a plan anymore, Erdogan just hopes Assad will normalize with him and Assad refuses. Initially for the AKP when Davutoglu was prime minister the strategy was an Arab opening, engaging with the Arabs on the borders, fall of Assad, integration with Arab world through Arab proxies in Syria...
...except the borders were mostly Kurds in Iraq and Syria. It resulted in a huge mess where no integration with Arab world was achieved, a new conflict with a large Kurdish entity that owns most of Syria's oil, agriculture and has the support of Russia, USA and Arabs and is hostile, unlike the KRG which Turkiye has strong ties with. Arabs are beginning to accept Assad. Also Assad refuses to speak to Turkiye and Iran's IRGC are now closer than ever to the borders. Also refugees that cannot go back as there are no safe zones unless Turkiye negotiates with the Kurdish entity, as SNA/HTS areas are not safe and regularly bombed by Assad and Russia and does not have infrastructure to host large populations.
So now they just pay the SNA a salary to "protect the borders" and not betray, ignore HTS and IRGC and drone strike the SDF every now and then. All $$$ for status quo. Also Turkiyes governors on the border provinces "govern" the SNA areas as the SNA does not have a functioning government. It's just militias and warlords fighting each other and looting from the local and displaced populace in SNA areas and buying property and citizenship in Turkiye.