Archbishop Matar Criticizes foreign meddling in Syria

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Archbishop of Beirut for the Maronites Paul Matar praised the Islamic Republic of Iran’s six-point peace plan for resolving the ongoing crisis in Syria,according to IRNA.

Matar made the remarks in a meeting with Iran’s Ambassador to Beirut Ghazanfar Roknabadi.

“We believe that negotiation is the sole way to settle the crisis in Syria,” he said, calling for an immediate end to violence in Syria.

Criticizing foreign meddling in Syria, he noted the Syrian nation should decide their own destiny through participation in national dialogue and 2014 elections.

Analyzing Iran’s six-point peace plan for resolving the crisis in Syria, Ghazanfari, for his part, said the Islamic Republic believes that negotiation is the only way to settle the ongoing crisis in Syria.

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