Syria Today – Arabs Discuss Regime Return; Mekdad in Algiers and Tunis; U.S. Citizen Sues Assad
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
April 17, 2023
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iin exchange for dealing with Assad, the Americans want him to deal realistically with the Kurdish matter, al-Modon reports.
It is in the best interest of the Arab world as a whole to allow Syria to rejoin the Arab League, Athr Press says.
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President Assad did not express enthusiasm toward this initiative, Athr Press says.
Analysts have concluded that Arab countries have no other options but to restore their relations with Syria, Athr Press says.
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The Qatar Fund for Development and USAID signed a financing agreement to support the essential operations of the White Helmets, according to Baladi News.
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Damascus said it must be informed about the progress of any discussion pertaining to Syria, according to Syria TV.
Safadi emphasized that all Arab countries in the region share a common belief that the Syrian crisis must be resolved, according to Syria TV.
Hind Abdul Rahman al-Muftah called for the full implementation of Security Council resolution 2254, according to al-Modon.
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The Assistant Foreign Minister of Qatar expressed regret over the fact that the tragedies in Syria have been further compounded by the recent earthquakes, according to Syria TV.
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General Abdel Jabbar al-Okaidi raised the most important priorities that can represent an appropriate approach to a solution in Syria, in an op-ed to al-Modon. EXCEPRTS.
Assad has won by breaking down the psychological barrier keeping arabs away from him, according to Omar Kaddour for al-Modon.
In response to the increasing efforts of some Arab countries to normalize relations with the Assad regime, Qatar said its position has not changed, according to al-Souria Net.
