By Dr. Abdullah Manaz for VT
As is known, last week it was made an important summit between Turkey, Russia and Iran in Ankara. As a result of Turkey’s efforts, 150 members of the Constitutional Committee were determined. However, Astana countries did not disclose the committee members, because to reach a conclusion under the umbrella of the United Nations for peace in Syria. They were preferred that UN Secretary General Guterres made a statement and that the process was conducted under the supervision of the UN and within the framework of Resolution 2254.
United Nations Special Representative in Syria Geir Pedersen also made important efforts on this issue. Pedersen said that political opposition must be recognized, not all opponents should be considered terrorists, and that the constitutional process should be shaped in line with UN resolution 2254.
“It will be facilitated by the United Nations in Geneva,” Guterres told reporters, adding that it would be convened in the coming weeks. The United Nations sees the committee as a next step in efforts to find a political solution in Syria. I strongly believe that the Syrian-led constitutional committee and the Syrian-led constitutional committee “Based on a strong commitment to the country’s sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity.”
The agreement about the Constitutional Committee was an important step in finding a solution to the Syrian problem within the territorial integrity.
Those are members of the Constitutional Commission of the Syrian Opposition, which were determined as a result of the conclusions reached after long negotiations and discussions:
1 – İbrahim el-Cebavi
2 – Ahmed el-Ahmer
3 – Ahmed el-Asravi
4 – Ahmed Hadar
5 – Edvar Haşve (Adwar Hachwa)
6 – Elis Müferric
7 – Enes el-Abde
8 – Bedr Camus
9 – Besme Kadmani
10 – Beşşar el-Hac Ali
11 – Beşşar ez-Zubi
12 – Gabriel Muşe Gavriye (Gabriel Moushe Gawrieh)
13 – Cemal Süleyman
14 – Hasan el-Hariri
15 – Hasan Ubeyd
16 – Havas Sadun
17 – Dima Musa
18 – Riyad el-Hasan
19 – Sami Bitcane
20 – Safvan Akkaş
21 – Tarık el-Kurdi
22 – Abdulehad Estifu
23 – Abdulbasit Abdullatif
24 – Abdulmecid Abdulmecid
25- Urub el-Mısri
26 – Aştar Mahmud
27 – Ammar el-Nahhas
28 – Ivad el-Ali
29 – Firas el-Halidi
30 – Kasım ed-Derviş
31 – Kamiran Haco
32 – Muhammed Reşid
33 – Muhammed Ali es-Sayiğ (Sayegh)
34 – Muhammed Nuri Ahmed
35 – Muhammed Yasir Dilvan
36 – Muhammed es-Saadi
37 – Muhammed Atur
38 – Marah el-Bukai
39 – Muhenned Diligan
40 – Nebras el-Fadıl
41 – Hadi el-Bahra
42 – Hişam Merve
43 – Hanadi Ebu Arab
44 – Heysem Rahme
45 – Yasir el-Hamis
46 – Yasir Ferhan
47 – Yahya el-Aridi
48 – Yahya Aziz
49 – Yusuf Selman
50 – Yusuf el-Kadura
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So much for sovereignty. This whole calamity might never have occurred without the outside nations interference in Syria’s domestic problems. I guess if your nation is big enough, and has enough weapons, especially nuclear weapons, then this level of outside interference never happens, without outright war that is. Lo and behold, a global world is upon us! But by whose design?
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