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FM Participates In Paris Conference On Syria
(MENAFN- Jordan News Agency)
Paris, Feb. 14 (Petra)-- As a follow-up to the "Aqaba Meetings" on Syria in Jordan last December and the Riyadh Meetings on Syria in Saudi Arabia last January, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and Expatriates Affairs Ayman Safadi took part in Thursday's Paris conference on Syria, which was hosted by France.
During the conference, Safadi emphasized the significance of stepping up efforts to assist the Syrian people in rebuilding their nation through a Syrian-Syrian process in which all Syrians are involved. This process must ensure Syria's unity, security, and stability, preserve its sovereignty, free it from terrorism, and protect Syrians' rights following years of oppression, injustice, and destruction.
Reiterating that the safe voluntary return of Syrian refugees to their homeland is the answer to the refugee crisis, Safadi emphasized the significance of keeping up aid to the Syrian people and establishing the conditions necessary for their voluntary return.
In order for the Syrian people to overcome the transitional period and rebuild Syria as a free, stable, and sovereign nation that upholds the rights of all of its citizens, Safadi also reaffirmed Jordan's support for Syria and its willingness to do everything in its power to help them.
Safadi reaffirmed that Jordan views Israel's invasion of Syria and its control of the buffer zone as a flagrant breach of international law, and that Jordan condemns the continued Israeli airstrikes on Syria.
Syria, Bahrain, Canada, Egypt, Germany, Greece, France, Iraq, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, the European Union, the UN Special Envoy for Syria, the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, and the Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council issued a joint statement at the Paris meeting.
The participants stated their intention to cooperate in order to: guarantee the success of the post-Assad transitional process within a process that is controlled and owned by the Syrian people; support the National Dialogue Conference, which President al-Shara' announced would take place on January 30 and include representatives from all facets of Syrian civil society as well as members of the Syrian diaspora; and recognize and value the Syrian transitional government's dedication to upholding fundamental freedoms and human rights for all Syrians. assist the Syrian transitional government in whatever way necessary to prevent terrorist groups from re-establishing a safe haven in Syria, to combat terrorism and extremism in all of its manifestations, and to stop terrorist groups from re-emerging on Syrian territory.
Safadi presented French President Emmanuel Macron with the greetings of His Majesty King Abdullah II during the summit. Macron then gave a speech.
Safadi met with Fuad Hussein, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Iraq; Asaad Al-Shaibani, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Syrian Arab Republic; Jose Manuel Albares, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation of Spain; Youssef Rajji, the new Lebanese Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants; Melanie Joly, the Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs; Annalena Baerbock, the German Foreign Minister; and Dubravka Suica, the European Commissioner for the Mediterranean, to discuss ways to improve bilateral relations and collaborate on regional developments.
Paris, Feb. 14 (Petra)-- As a follow-up to the "Aqaba Meetings" on Syria in Jordan last December and the Riyadh Meetings on Syria in Saudi Arabia last January, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and Expatriates Affairs Ayman Safadi took part in Thursday's Paris conference on Syria, which was hosted by France.
During the conference, Safadi emphasized the significance of stepping up efforts to assist the Syrian people in rebuilding their nation through a Syrian-Syrian process in which all Syrians are involved. This process must ensure Syria's unity, security, and stability, preserve its sovereignty, free it from terrorism, and protect Syrians' rights following years of oppression, injustice, and destruction.
Reiterating that the safe voluntary return of Syrian refugees to their homeland is the answer to the refugee crisis, Safadi emphasized the significance of keeping up aid to the Syrian people and establishing the conditions necessary for their voluntary return.
In order for the Syrian people to overcome the transitional period and rebuild Syria as a free, stable, and sovereign nation that upholds the rights of all of its citizens, Safadi also reaffirmed Jordan's support for Syria and its willingness to do everything in its power to help them.
Safadi reaffirmed that Jordan views Israel's invasion of Syria and its control of the buffer zone as a flagrant breach of international law, and that Jordan condemns the continued Israeli airstrikes on Syria.
Syria, Bahrain, Canada, Egypt, Germany, Greece, France, Iraq, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, the European Union, the UN Special Envoy for Syria, the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, and the Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council issued a joint statement at the Paris meeting.
The participants stated their intention to cooperate in order to: guarantee the success of the post-Assad transitional process within a process that is controlled and owned by the Syrian people; support the National Dialogue Conference, which President al-Shara' announced would take place on January 30 and include representatives from all facets of Syrian civil society as well as members of the Syrian diaspora; and recognize and value the Syrian transitional government's dedication to upholding fundamental freedoms and human rights for all Syrians. assist the Syrian transitional government in whatever way necessary to prevent terrorist groups from re-establishing a safe haven in Syria, to combat terrorism and extremism in all of its manifestations, and to stop terrorist groups from re-emerging on Syrian territory.
Safadi presented French President Emmanuel Macron with the greetings of His Majesty King Abdullah II during the summit. Macron then gave a speech.
Safadi met with Fuad Hussein, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Iraq; Asaad Al-Shaibani, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Syrian Arab Republic; Jose Manuel Albares, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation of Spain; Youssef Rajji, the new Lebanese Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants; Melanie Joly, the Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs; Annalena Baerbock, the German Foreign Minister; and Dubravka Suica, the European Commissioner for the Mediterranean, to discuss ways to improve bilateral relations and collaborate on regional developments.
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