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Al-Moallem: Destabilizing Syria Not in Region’s Interest
Local Editor
Syrian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Walid al-Moallem stressed that "his country is looking forward to best relations with Arab countries and what
Damascus is facing is the result of its stances in support of the Arab issues, particularly the Palestinian Cause."
Expressing confidence that "sooner or later the region's countries will realize that the attempt to destabilize Syria's security won't be in the region's interest," al-Moallem stressed that Syrian people are able to overcome the crisis and sanctions.
During his meeting with the visiting Indian academic and media delegation, the Syrian minister pointed out to "the presence of armed groups which have been committing terrorist acts against civilians, law enforcement members and state establishments."
He also referred to the smuggling of arms by those groups into Syria through its borders with neighboring countries, indicating to the misleading media campaign launched against Syria.
"No country in the world would accept that the security of its citizens be jeopardized," he added.
Al-Moallem referred to the citizens' legitimate demands which the Syrian government is working hard to fulfill through the comprehensive reform program announced by President Bashar al-Assad.
Damascus is facing is the result of its stances in support of the Arab issues, particularly the Palestinian Cause."
Expressing confidence that "sooner or later the region's countries will realize that the attempt to destabilize Syria's security won't be in the region's interest," al-Moallem stressed that Syrian people are able to overcome the crisis and sanctions.
During his meeting with the visiting Indian academic and media delegation, the Syrian minister pointed out to "the presence of armed groups which have been committing terrorist acts against civilians, law enforcement members and state establishments."
He also referred to the smuggling of arms by those groups into Syria through its borders with neighboring countries, indicating to the misleading media campaign launched against Syria.
"No country in the world would accept that the security of its citizens be jeopardized," he added.
Al-Moallem referred to the citizens' legitimate demands which the Syrian government is working hard to fulfill through the comprehensive reform program announced by President Bashar al-Assad.
Source: SANA, Edited by moqawama.org
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