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The government delegation called on the United Nations to condemn the “separatist” measures in Al-Hasakah and Qamishli.
The Syrian government delegation headed by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Sousan held a meeting with the Russian delegation headed by Lavrentiev, where they agreed on the importance of continuing the work within the framework of the Astana route, which “managed to achieve positive results. The two sides affirmed their determination to “continue to fight terrorism and work together to stop violations by armed groups in Idlib and defeat terrorism in all Syrian lands.” They also spoke about “the issue of providing humanitarian aid to Syrians without external conditions, and the economic situation in light of unilateral and illegal coercive measures.” The government delegation also met with the UN Secretary General’s Special Envoy to Syria, Geir Pedersen, who stressed to him “the importance of eliminating terrorism and ending the illegal foreign presence on Syrian territory because it is the main obstacle to the return of stability there. ” , as well as “the need to stop and condemn the measures taken by some separatist groups in Hasaka and Qamishli.” For his part, the spokesman for the “military opposition” delegation, Ayman Al-Asimi, told the Turkish “Anadolu Agency” that among the most prominent files discussed in the discussions were “the transformation of Idlib into an area of high the integral fire, the question of the Constitutional Committee and the terrorist violations in the east of the Euphrates “.
For his part, Ahmad Tohme heads the “political opposition” delegation, while the Iranian delegation is headed by Deputy Foreign Minister Ali Asghar Khaji, and the Turkish delegation is headed by Deputy Foreign Minister Sadat Onal. The meetings are also attended by delegates from Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan and Kazakhstan, as observers. This round is of great importance, especially after the failure of the fifth round of Constitutional Committee meetings in Geneva less than a month ago.
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