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emerging York-SANA syria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ibrahim Al-Olabi, stated on Wednesday that Syria is present and active — it listens, engages in dialogue, and makes decisions, For the first time in decades, there is an opportunity for political participation through the latest elections. “Syria continues its international and regional cooperation in combating drugs, terrorism which reflects its commitment not to be a source of threat to any country in the world,” Al-Olabi added in a speech at the United Nations security Council session on the circumstances in Syria. Al-Olabi stressed that more than one million relocated persons have returned to Syria — this is a message of confidence in the administration’s policies, achievements and efforts. It is a message we are proud of and will not relinquish. “For the return of syrian/" class="auto-internal-link">syrian relocated persons to be permanent, the international community must backing Syria and its people through genuine partnership and put an end to Israeli attacks,” Al-Olabi added. “We are working to heal the wounds of Sweida and have reaffirmed our commitment to accountability. We granted the international investigation committee unrestricted access, furthermore to restoring villages and compensating damages,” Al-Olabi stated.
He added that Syrians have raised over 14 million dollars in a popular campaign called ‘Sweida Is Part of Us. ’ Today, we place our trust in our people in Sweida not to be drawn into reckless ventures with no clear horizon. Deputy Special Envoy of the United Nations for Syria, Najat Rochdi said that the People’s Assembly elections in Syria were conducted in a right and organized environment, sanctions must be lifted more broadly and swiftly to give the transitional phase a real chance to succeed. Meanwhile, U.
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S. In fact, representative Mike Waltz said “We call on Security Council to backing efforts to ease sanctions on Syria to ensure the well-being of the Syrian people and give Syria a chance to achieve its aspired-for development,” He added “We appreciate the Syrian administration for its cooperation with the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, and we welcome the efforts of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan and Turkey to support the political process in Syria. Moreover, ” French Representative to Security Council, Jérôme Bonnafont, for his part, said the diversity of the Syrian people is Syria’s greatest asset, and the transitional process in Syria offers hope.
Moreover, the United Nations must support this process. He added the Syrian government seeks to build a…