President Assad Receive Support from Foreign, Arab Countries over Reforms

Local Editor

Syrian President Bashar Assad received on Wednesday, Foreign, Western and Arab support for his reform plan aiming at changing his country's status for the best, trying to meet his people's demands.

On this level, Turkish Foreign Minister, Ahmad Davutoglu, confirmed on Wednesday his country's support to the reform plans sought to be achieved by Syria, at the time when Syrian President Bashar Assad stressed on the importance of his country's openness to learn from other countries' experiences in this regard.
According to a Syria Presidential statement, Turkish Minister Davutoglu held a meeting with Syria President Assad, in presence of the Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Moallem, where both discussing the latest events witnessed in Syria.

On his part, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev conducted a phone conversation with President Bashar, in which they both went over the latest developments in the region, especially the events witnessed lately in Syria.
The official Syrian statement affirmed that Russian President Medvedev expressed his country's support to the reform path witnessed in Syria, especially regarding the procedures adopted by the Syria leadership in the past days, and which reflect the best for the Syrian people.

Furthermore, President Assad also received a letter from his Sudanese Counterpart Omar Hassan Al Bashir, related to the situation in Sudan.
The Sudanese President's letter also confirms Sudan's stance with the Syria leadership and people in confronting with attempts to shake Syria's security and stability.

The Syrian government decided in March to conduct a group of political, social and economic reforms, which are considered to be one of a kind since Bashar Assad became president 11 years ago.