AMMAN — On Sunday, the Syrian Opposition Negotiation
Commission called for the resumption of direct talks with Syrian President,
Bashar Al-Assad under UN cooperation.
اضافة اعلان
In a statement by the Syrian opposition and signed by the
High Commission for the Syrian Opposition in Geneva, it said that current,
international, regional, and Syrian conditions provide an appropriate
circumstance for the resumption of direct negotiations, after a two-day meeting
in Geneva, i24 News Reported.
During the meeting, 28 members out of the 26 attended,
including representation of the Moscow platform, which comes for the first time
after their suspension in 2019.
Negotiations under International Resolution 2254
The Syrian opposition pointed to negotiations could be
resumed based on all provisions of the International Resolution 2254, within a
specific agenda and timetable.
The statement welcomed the Amman stated issued by a number
of Arab foreign ministers on May 1, which introduced the Arab Initiative to
resolving Syria’s crisis with a step-by-step plan. Also highlighted in the
statement was the Jeddah declaration issued by Arab leaders on May 19.
While the committee welcomed the Jeddah statement, it also
stated some criticism as the declaration did not reference Resolution 2254 and
the decision to return Syria’s set to the Arab League.
In its closing statement, the opposition called on
accountability, and asked for cooperation by relevant international
organizations lead by the UN to take legal and organization measures to achieve
justice.
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