UN Special Envoy for Syria: Unfortunately, the solution is not close in the country

A written statement was made on behalf of Pedersen on the Twitter account of the UN Special Envoy for Syria.

In the statement, Pedersen stressed that the Syrian people are caught in great chaos and crisis in 2023, saying: “This conflict needs a comprehensive political solution, nothing else will work. Unfortunately, the solution is not close. he used his statements.

Stating that they continue to focus on concrete actions to implement UN General Assembly resolutions, Pedersen noted that his priority in Syria is the need to “stop the escalation of tensions” and “restore calm.”

“A nationwide ceasefire remains essential to resolve the conflict,” Pedersen said. he performed the assessment of it.

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“IT IS NECESSARY TO TAKE MEASURES TO BUILD CONFIDENCE”

Stating that he wanted the Syrian Constitutional Committee to continue in Geneva and see more concrete progress, Pedersen stressed that there was no new situation to report on this issue.

Pedersen said: “In the beginning, you need to take confidence-building measures step by step. I appreciate the deepening of the dialogue with all parties on this issue. I stress that it is important to further deepen participation throughout February.” he commented he.

The special envoy also stressed the need for a joint effort to unite behind the UN-facilitated Syrian-led process.

PEDERSEN CARRIED OUT INTERVIEWS

Pedersen and officials from France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States, which the UN calls the “small group,” met on January 24 to discuss the crisis in Syria, Bedir Camus, chairman of the Syrian Negotiation Commission, and Hadid al. -Bahra, co-chair of the opposition in the Syrian Constitutional Committee and met in Geneva on January 23. The meetings were closed to the press. (AA)