Information Minister: Syria Still Committed to Political Solution, National Dialogue
DAMASCUS, (ST)- The political leadership in Syria is still committed to the political solution it has proposed since the beginning of the crisis, underscored Information Minister Omran al-Zou’bi on Monday.
Al-Zou’bi, who was speaking to a crowd celebrating the 50th Foundation Anniversary of “al-Thawra” newspaper, stressed that Syria believes in national dialogue as the core of political solution and that there is no place for non-Syrian parties in this dialogue.
He described all who talk in sectarian or ethnic language to promote their culture or create divisions among people of the homeland as traitors and that their behavior amounts to treason, stressing that Syria itself is a national identity with special 
characteristics and features.
Commenting on the Moslem Brotherhood (MB) experience in power, al-Zou’bi said this political party has failed as it hasn’t been able to provide a successful type of leadership.
“Within only one year, Moslem Brotherhood in Egypt has defamed the Egyptian state and provided the worst type of experience in leadership,” al-Zou’bi said.
The minister pointed out that the (MB) has extraordinary ability to undermine the state political system and national unity which were their first victims in Egypt.
On the situation in Turkey, al-Zou’bi said “it has become evident that the Justice and Development Party in Turkey has proved to 
be invalid to lead a state with diverse political, social and cultural life.”
H. Mustafa