Syria expresses regret over current events in Kazakhstan and calls for the adoption of language of dialogue

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Syria expressed its deep regret over the current events in Kazakhstan, which could destabilize security and stability, calling for adopting the language of dialogue in dealing with the current situation there.

An official source in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates told SANA today, “The Syrian Arab Republic expresses its deep regret over the current events in the friendly Republic of Kazakhstan, which would destabilize security and stability and would not serve to address the legitimate demands of the demonstrators.”

 

The source added that “Syria calls for adopting the language of dialogue in dealing with the current situation in Kazakhstan and commends the steps taken by the Kazakh government in this regard, which in turn would find a solution to the  existing problems and return security and stability to the country.”

 

Inas Abdulkareem

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