Syrian diplomacy leader Assad al -Sibanim has announced a roadmap supported by and for peace in the Suheida province that is mostly inhabited by, in the south, a field of recent murderous religious violence.
“The Syrian government has been working out a clear roadmap” that provides for several stages such as “the prosecution of attacks against civilians” in coordination with the UN, “the compensation of the victims” and “the start of an internal reconciliation process,” al -Simban said.
US and Jordan in a common Surveillance Surveillance Mechanism
Jordanian Foreign Minister Aiman Safadi, who was attending a press conference, as well as US envoy Tom Barack, clarified that “a common Syrian-Iordanian-American mechanism” is expected to oversee the implementation of the plan.
The Sueida Province was a field of deadly conflict in July between Drussian fighters and Bedouin Sunni, which spread through the intervention of government forces and tribes arriving from other areas.
Violence has caused the deaths of more than 2,000 people, including 789 Druzo civilians “executed by summary procedures by members of the Ministries of Defense and Homeland”, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
Satisfaction by US
For his part, Barack welcomed the “historical measures” taken by the Syrian government, seeing them “a commitment to gathering different cultures and religions under the same country”.
He added that Jordan had “played a key role in approaching the sides”, assuring that Washington would do “the best to support this process” that “represents a major step for us three”.
The Observatory has recorded 516 Drouzes abducted in the Sueida province, including 103 women, since the start of violence on July 14th. This morning, Damascus announced the establishment of a “head of the internal security” for the city of Sueida, which was given to a local Druzo leader, in an effort to soothe tensions.
Overall design ‘roadmap’
The road map includes, inter alia, the providing humanitarian aid to the superstar, the restoration of the operation of the services, the development of security forces on the main streets of the area and the effort to disclose the fate of the missing and the start of an internal reconciliation process.
Message to Israel
The Jordanian Foreign Minister said his country is working with Syria to ensure its security and stability, noting that “southern Syria is an extension of Jordan’s security” and that “Syrian security and stability are part of Jordan’s security”.
Safadi also confirmed “Jordan’s steady position to support the unity of Syrian land”.
As his country said, “he condemns Israeli attacks in Syria and rejects her subversive involvement there”, adding that “Israel is the only side working to divide Syria”.
