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Damascus, SANA – Terrorism has no borders and it constitutes a serious threat to the international peace and stability, Assistant Foreign and Expatriates Minister Ayman Sosan said Sunday.
During a meeting with a delegation encompassing Dutch and Belgian political activists and the National Committee of the Syrian Expatriates in Netherlands, Sosan expressed regret over the involvement of some European countries in the aggression against Syria in a flagrant contradiction with the humanitarian values.
The visiting delegation, who met a number of officials during the last two days, includes a member of the Dutch Socialist Party, Belgian political writers and analysts and representatives of the National Committee of the Syrian Expatriates Parliamentarians.
Sosan briefed the visiting delegation on the aggression waged against Syria by the powers of hegemony and their regional tools and the Takfiri terrorist groups.
Terrorism has no borders as it constitutes a serious threat to the international peace and stability, he said, calling on the international community for adopting a serious stance and exerting true efforts to eliminate this plight based on the UN Security Council’s relevant resolutions and respecting the national sovereignty.
He called on those who have a free conscience in Europe to put pressure on their governments to correct their wrong policies.
For their part, members of the delegation expressed understanding towards what is going on in Syria, voicing full solidarity with the Syrian people in the face of the Takfiri terrorism.
They also expressed intention to work for mobilizing European public opinion against the policies of some European countries which contradict with the interests of their peoples.
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