On the Statement of the Aqaba Meeting and the U.S. State Department Statement with the Arab Contact Group
The Syrian Future Movement considers both statements as indicators of the international community’s commitment to overseeing the Syrian situation and safeguarding it from setbacks.
The Syrian Future Movement believes that Resolution 2254 is no longer necessary and must be bypassed, as the Syrian people have achieved their goal of uprooting the Baath regime and the Assad family.
The Syrian Future Movement calls on the United Nations to build on the new Syrian reality, along with the positions expressed in the aforementioned statements, and to issue a new resolution that aligns with the current situation, respects the success of the Syrian people’s revolution, and honors their desires and will.
The Syrian Future Movement urges all Syrian forces to formally request the United Nations to issue a new resolution that reflects the significant changes that have taken place in Syria.
The Syrian Future Movement rejects any forms of guardianship or authority over Syrians from countries that, not long ago, supported efforts to rehabilitate the Assad regime in international and Arab forums.
The Syrian Future Movement asserts that the Syrian people are the sole and ultimate decision-makers regarding their choices and decisions, which the international community must respect.
The Syrian Future Movement extends its gratitude to all nations worldwide that have supported and continue to support the Syrian people in their journey toward achieving political stability.
The Syrian Future Movement warns the international community against steps that might lead to the rehabilitation of the ousted regime, whether now or in the future.
