Work of Constitutional Committee on Syria Should be Independent: Czech Deputy Minister

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PRAGUE, (ST)-Czech Deputy Foreign Minister Martin Tlaba stressed that the work of the constitutional committee on Syria should be independent.

During his meeting on Friday with the Charge de Affairs of the Syrian Embassy in Prague Amira Karawani, Tlaba affirmed his country’s support for Syria’s sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, expressing Prague’s keenness on boosting cooperation with Damascus in all domains.

Tlaba talked about the humanitarian and developmental aid program approved recently by the Czech government to assist Syria, clarifying that the program will start its activities with restoring five hospitals and supplying them with advanced medical equipments.

 Last February, the Czech Foreign Ministry stressed that the Czech Republic will continue to provide assistance to Syria to support reconstruction and to help the country carry out development and humanitarian projects.

Hamda Mustafa

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