Syrian Arab tribes and clans renew their total rejection of any illegal foreign presence in Syria

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Damascus (ST): The sheikhs and dignitaries of the Syrian Arab tribes and clans affirmed their complete rejection of any illegal foreign presence on the Syrian land and work by all means to expel the occupiers and the necessity of returning all lands to the homeland, during their meeting today at the Caesar Palace Hotel in Damascus.

The final statement read out by the sheikh of the al-Akidat clan in Deir Ezzour, Dib al-Najras, stressed the categorical rejection of any project that seeks to divide Syria or any separatist project sought by the occupier and his tools, stressing the work by all means to confront the projects of division along with the Syrian Arab Army, which makes the epics of heroism on various parts of the country and still lines the most wonderful championships.

The conferees demanded the occupier and its agents to lift their hands off Syria and its people, who have suffered and are still suffering the most difficult economic and social conditions as a result of their presence and behavior.

 The sheikhs and dignitaries of the Syrian Arab tribes and clans affirmed that the only loyalty is to the homeland and its leader, President Bashar al-Assad, who is the safety valve for all Syrians, vowing to follow his path and his wise and courageous leadership.

K.Q.

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