AMMAN — The Arab foreign ministers affirmed on Monday the priority of resolving Syria’s crisis through a political settlement that would safeguard its sovereignty and meet the people’s aspirations.
During the meeting which was held in Amman with the participation of the foreign ministers of Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Egypt, they called for creating proper conditions for safe and voluntary return of the Syrian refugees to their homeland.
Additionally, they called for ridding Syria of terrorism, withdrawing all illegitimate foreign forces from the country and achieving national reconciliation.
The foreign ministers also exchanged views on the efforts exerted to reach a political solution to the Syrian crisis, which would contribute to ending all its repercussions and preserving its unity, security, stability, and Arab identity.
This is in addition to returning it to its Arab surroundings, in a way that achieves prosperity for the Syrian people.
At the end of the meeting, they confirmed that there will be more meetings at this level in the future to work on achieving the objectives outlined in the Security Council Resolution 2254.
It is noteworthy that the meeting held in Amman comes as a follow-up to a gathering that comprised foreign ministers of the GCC states with their peers from Jordan, Iraq, Egypt on Syria, which was held in Saudi Arabia on April 14. — KUNA /SG