Haidar Vows Cooperation with Initiatives Aiming to Release the Kidnapped

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HAMA, (ST)- Minister of State for National Reconciliation Ali Haidar has called for exerting more efforts to attain national reconciliation in order to help restore stability and security countrywide and to improve the social and living circumstances of people affected by the crisis in Syria.

The minister, who was speaking yesterday to popular figures in Misyaf area in Hama, stressed the ministry’s readiness to cooperate with all initiatives aiming to release people kidnapped by armed groups in Hama and to bring them back to their families.

On his part, Governor of Hama Ghassan Khalaf affirmed that the governorate will spare no effort to release the kidnapped people, to restore security to Hama and to maintain national unity in the governorate.

The popular figures urged more support for national reconciliation being the basis for stability and development in the country.

Hamda Mustafa  

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