Canada's new special envoy says the increase of fatal violence in Syria has highlighted the need to ensure “dark powers” and do not occupy the struggle country and the situation within it is not worse.
Omar al -Ghabra, Attributed to the special envoy for the evening Last month, given remarks during the hearing Westblock With host Mercedes Stevenson.
Alghabra is a Liberal Member of Parliament for the Mississoga Center. As a special envoy to Syria, he informed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Foreign Minister Melania Julie.
Al -Ghabra said that after the Assad regime's collapse, the withdrawal of Russian and Iranian -backed militants, and then clashes between competitive interests have been clearly highlighted why the world will have to closely monitor the events in Syria.
“This weekend we saw a tremendous violence, which paid the price of many citizens.
“That is why the world needs to engage to believe that the dark forces handle and harm Syria in Syria and Syria and the region,” said al -Ghabra.
In the past several days, Clashes Between Syrian government security forces and loyalists Syrian President Bashar al -Assad left And after that the revenge killings killed more than a thousand people, including 750 civilians, inside Syria.
The other dead included 125 members of the Syrian Government Security Force and 148 militants along with armed groups affiliated with former dictator Assad. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights told the Associate Press that the families have been displaced from several villages.
Syrian security forces are deployed in Syria on Friday, March 7, 2025, on Friday, March 7, 2025.
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“Look, after the collapse of the Assad regime, Iran and Russia are definitely withdrawing. And we have to ensure that any external influence that is negative, which is not for the benefit of the region or the Syrian people, is to ensure that the Syrian government is exempting enough to reject foreign intervention within the Syrian civil society.
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Al -Ghabra revealed that he and Julie met the new Syria's Minister of Foreign Affairs at a conference in Paris two weeks ago. Most European and Middle East political leaders attended.
“We talked about their vision for Syria. All I can tell you is that I am listening to a lot of the right things. A lot of vision, a comprehensive, civil society -based evening. Saying that, we need to keep this government accountable, “Al -Ghabra said.
Special envoy said that Canada needs to ensure that Syria does not lose this shot when democracy is in Syria. He added, “And the best way to do so is to give them the opportunity.”
Al -Ghabra explained in the show that by accusing the new government for the results, some sanctions against Syria can be adjusted and eased by adjusting it.
Canada and other countries can also offer additional help, he said.
Al -Ghabra said, “By knowing how to support civil society, advise them to make rule and democracy, and make sure, you know that they are Syrian people.
However, we have a question mark about this government. And the best way to do so is to strengthen civil society and support their efforts to be a democratic, stable Syria.
Ahmad al -Shahara, who is now leading Syria, also guides Hayat Tahir al -Sham, a group Canada has been listed as a terrorist organization since 2013. The group was once associated with al -Qaeda, but has since condemned its previous relations.
Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabia, said that the country has a special relationship with Syria and Syrians after receiving more than 100,000 refugees surviving civil war and is pushing its diplomatic efforts.
“Tens of thousand Canadian families have opened their doors and hearts for Syrian families who are avoiding violence,” said Al -Ghabra.
“Syrians have integrated themselves in Canada. They have created businesses that become professional, doctors, nurses and they are skilled workers. And there is a special relationship between Canada and Syria, which is really giving our desire to work well through Syria.
Al -Ghabra said Canada is working on a multi -faceted effort to complete constitutional studies with its international partners and local allies, develop a framework for public governance and to organize elections for the new government.
“All this is yet to be done, and we are keeping an eye on it. We are definitely working with our partners and our allies in civil society to ensure that it has been done for the benefit of the Syrian people.
With the File of the Associated Press.
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