Kaja Kallas: Fall of Assad’s criminal regime marks historic moment for Syrian people
09.12.2024 17:15
The fall of Assad’s criminal regime marks a historic moment for the Syrian people, the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/ Vice-President of the European Commission, Kaja Kallas, said in a statement.
"Today we stand with all Syrians, both in the country and in the diaspora, who are full of hope, but also those who fear an uncertain future. All must have an opportunity to reunify, stabilise and rebuild their country, restore justice and ensure accountability,” Kallas said.
According to her, it is critical to preserve the territorial integrity of Syria and to respect its independence, its sovereignty, as well as state institutions, and to reject all forms of extremism.
Kallas urges all actors to avoid any further violence, to ensure the protection of civilians, and to uphold international law, including international humanitarian law: "We particularly urge the protection of members of all minorities, including of Christian and other non-majority confessions, as well as the safety of foreign nationals and respect of diplomatic representations in Damascus. We also urge all parties to protect Syria’s rich cultural heritage and religious monuments.”
"Now more than ever, it is imperative that all stakeholders engage in an inclusive, Syrian-led and Syrian-owned dialogue on all key issues to ensure an orderly, peaceful and inclusive transition, in the spirit of UN Security Council Resolution 2254 and in accordance with the will of the Syrian people. In this context, we strongly support the ongoing work of UN Special Envoy for Syria Geir Pedersen, through all relevant EU instruments,” the EU official stressed.
Kallas emphasized that in this critical period, the European Union stands with the Syrian people and remains in close contact with partners in the region and key international partners.
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"Today we stand with all Syrians, both in the country and in the diaspora, who are full of hope, but also those who fear an uncertain future. All must have an opportunity to reunify, stabilise and rebuild their country, restore justice and ensure accountability,” Kallas said.
According to her, it is critical to preserve the territorial integrity of Syria and to respect its independence, its sovereignty, as well as state institutions, and to reject all forms of extremism.
Kallas urges all actors to avoid any further violence, to ensure the protection of civilians, and to uphold international law, including international humanitarian law: "We particularly urge the protection of members of all minorities, including of Christian and other non-majority confessions, as well as the safety of foreign nationals and respect of diplomatic representations in Damascus. We also urge all parties to protect Syria’s rich cultural heritage and religious monuments.”
"Now more than ever, it is imperative that all stakeholders engage in an inclusive, Syrian-led and Syrian-owned dialogue on all key issues to ensure an orderly, peaceful and inclusive transition, in the spirit of UN Security Council Resolution 2254 and in accordance with the will of the Syrian people. In this context, we strongly support the ongoing work of UN Special Envoy for Syria Geir Pedersen, through all relevant EU instruments,” the EU official stressed.
Kallas emphasized that in this critical period, the European Union stands with the Syrian people and remains in close contact with partners in the region and key international partners.
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