Arab League: Syria is witnessing the most dangerous moments in its modern history
The General Secretariat of the League of Arab States confirmed that it is following with great concern the rapid developments in Syria, and that the country is going through a phase that is considered one of its most important and dangerous moments in modern history.
The Secretariat stressed that the current circumstance requires all Syrians to show a spirit of Tolerance and dialogue, respecting the rights of all components of Syrian society, giving priority to the interest of the nation over any other consideration, controlling weapons to protect lives and capabilities, and moving forward towards completing the political transition process in a peaceful and comprehensive manner. And safe.
The General Secretariat stressed the importance of preserving Syria’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, while rejecting all forms of foreign interference, noting that these principles represent essential elements in the Arab consensus regarding the Syrian issue. It must be preserved and defended.
The General Secretariat called on all regional and international powers concerned with achieving stability to provide support to the Syrian people to help them overcome this difficult transitional stage, including to lift The imposed sanctions provide Syrians with broader opportunities to recover and move towards a better future.
The General Secretariat reaffirmed its commitment to accompanying Syria, as an Arab country with a long history and great civilizational contribution, and its support to overcome this stage. The General Secretariat also expressed its strong condemnation of the attempts of Israel, as the occupying power, to exploit the internal situation in Syria. To achieve illegal goals, whether by expanding the occupation of additional lands in the Golan or by trying to consider the 1974 Disengagement Agreement terminated.
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