New York, SANA- The U.N. Security Council said Friday that it looked forward to talks on Syria in Kazakhstan as “an important step” ahead of the resumption of the intra- Syrian talks in Geneva.
Sweden’s U.N. Ambassador Olof Skoog, the current council president, said in a closed-door meeting Astana talks could help shore up a ceasefire adding that Monday’s talks “represent an important steppingstone coming back to UN-led
talks in Geneva.”
He pointed out that the council is united in its position that the Kazakh talks must be in sync with the UN-led negotiations.
Talks are scheduled to be held in Astana next Monday to help moving the settlement process of the crisis in Syria.
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