Syrian delegation holds a meeting with United Nations delegation in Nur-Sultan

Nur-Sultan, (ST) – The delegation of the Syrian Arab Republic, headed by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Dr. Ayman Sousan, held a meeting in Nur-Sultan today with the delegation of the United Nations that enjoys observer status in the Astana talks headed by the Deputy Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of the United Nations to Syria Khawla Matar, within the framework of the seventeenth Astana meeting in the Astana format about Syria.

During the meeting, they discussed the situation in Syria, where Dr. Sousan stressed the importance of the briefings of the United Nations Special Envoy to Syria to be  objective and impartial and describing the facts as they are in order to preserve the credibility of the United Nations. He also pointed out that economic terrorism, illegitimate coercive measures and the theft of Syrians’ wealth by the American and Turkish occupations are the reason for the suffering of the Syrians.

Sousan referred to Syria’s initial positions on the issue of bringing humanitarian aid into Syria across the border. He also indicated Syria’s readiness to continue making all efforts to end the suffering of the missing and kidnapped by terrorist organizations. He said that the Turkish regime puts obstacles in the way of ending this tragedy.

In turn, Matar affirmed her great appreciation for the efforts made by the Syrian state and its cooperation with international organizations to put an end to the suffering of the kidnapped people.

Raghda Sawas