Presidential political and media adviser Bouthaina Shaaban said that the Syrian government has done all it should have to avoid criticism for its role in all rounds of the inter-Syrian dialogue.
Her comments came in a brief statement to Al-Watan on the sidelines of the “War in Syria and its Consequences and Outlook” conference, sponsored by the Syrian British Association, which concluded on Thursday.
Regarding the two upcoming rounds of talks in Geneva and Astana, Shaaban said: “There is nothing fixed so far, but we have been dealing positively since the war on Syria began up until today,” adding, “The other side and its backers and inciters have no political solution for Syria.”
On another topic, Shaaban also said that, “education is now our main concern, especially given that we have a generation in hotspots who need assistance, and we are working so that this generation will not be lost.” She stressed that what was being taught in these hotspots was “the curriculums of darkness, and this is a problem that needs to be faced.”
This article was translated and edited by The Syrian Observer. Responsibility for the information and views set out in this article lies entirely with the author.
