Susan to Syrian Expatriates: National Sovereignty ‘Red Line’

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Deputy Minister of Expatriates and Foreign Affairs Ayman Susan has briefed some members of the Syrian community in Poland on the recent developments in Syria, referring to the steadfastness of Syrian people and heroism of the Syrian Arab army, which achieves successive victories over terrorist groups nationwide.

According to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), Susan told the Syrian expatriates during his meeting on Friday in Warsaw that national sovereignty is a ‘red line’ for Syrians and no one will be allowed to intervene in the Syrian people’s choices.

 “Only the Syrian people have the right to decide the future of their country,” the official said, asserting that Syria is proud of the stances of Syrian expatriates, who enhance the homeland’s steadfastness.

He also talked about the Syrian expatriates’ essential role in reconstructing what has been destroyed by terrorism.

On their part, the expatriates expressed their pride in the legendary steadfastness of Syrian people and the heroism of the Syrian Arab army in fighting terrorism, affirming that they are ready to do anything to abort the conspiracy against Syria and to contribute to reconstructing the homeland.

Basma Qaddour

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