Bangladesh calls for dialogue to resolve Syrian crisis

Report by: Voice7 News Desk

Publish: Sunday, December 15, 2024 09:18 PM

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Dhaka, Dec 15 (V7N) –Bangladesh has urged all stakeholders including the Syrian Transitional Government to exercise restraint, respect the aspirations of the people, and pursue a peaceful resolution through dialogue.
The foreign ministry made the call in a statement on Sunday.

It says the government of Bangladesh is closely monitoring the recent evolving developments in Syria.

“Bangladesh affirms its unwavering support for the Syrian people and their choices during this critical period and urges all parties to maintain calm and peace in the country. Bangladesh also urges all stakeholders including the Syrian Transitional Government to exercise restraint, respect the aspirations of the Syrians, and pursue a peaceful resolution through dialogue,” the statement said.

“Bangladesh reiterates its principal position on territorial integrity and sovereignty in Syria. In this context, Bangladesh unequivocally condemns the illegal act of aggression by Israel during this moment of critical transition.

“Bangladesh believes that the developments present a critical opportunity for the Syrian people to rebuild their nation on the principles of inclusivity, democracy and respect for human rights.

“Bangladesh calls upon the international community, particularly the United Nations, to intensify efforts to protect civilian lives, uphold humanitarian principles, and foster an inclusive political solution consistent with UNSC Resolution 2254.

“It is imperative that all external actions respect Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Bangladesh also urges all parties to engage in efforts toward the country’s nation-building reflecting the will of the Syrian people. Ensuring a path toward inclusive democracy and sustainable peace remains essential for long-term stability in the region,” read the statement.

 

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