Jordan’s Foreign Minister, Ayman Safadi, Monday said, “Syria’s return to the Arab League is a decision that would be taken by the league, based on the established mechanisms.” Following the Amman Consultative Meeting, Safadi stated that the meeting aims to restore Syria’s security, stability, wellness, and its “main” role in the region and the world. He discussed the importance of resolving the Syrian crisis through diplomacy to uphold Syria’s unity and sovereignty and would meet the aspirations of Syrians and end terrorism. He noted that solving the Syrian crisis would ensure the refugees’ voluntary and safe return. Safadi added, “The Arab countries participating in the meeting want to build on our joint efforts to reach a political solution to the Syrian crisis.” He noted that the way the Syrian crisis had been managed “did not produce and will not produce anything but more ruin and destruction.” The Amman Consultative Meeting, hosted by Jordan, was held in Amman with the participation of the foreign ministers of Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Egypt, along with Syria’s foreign minister.
Source: Jordan News Agency