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The Syrian people will decide the future of Syria

 WASHINGTON, USA – The United States reaffirms its full support for a Syrian-led and Syrian-owned political transition, announced Antony J. Blinken, Secretary of State.

“This transition process should lead to credible, inclusive, and non-sectarian governance that meets international standards of transparency and accountability, consistent with the principles of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2254,” Secretary Blinken said in a US Department of State press release Tuesday. “The transition process and new government must also uphold clear commitments to fully respect the rights of minorities, facilitate the flow of humanitarian assistance to all in need, prevent Syria from being used as a base for terrorism or posing a threat to its neighbours, and ensure that any chemical or biological weapons stockpiles are secured and safely destroyed.”

The Syrian people will decide the future of Syria: All nations should pledge to support an inclusive and transparent process and refrain from external interference.

“The United States will recognize and fully support a future Syria government that results from this process. We stand prepared to lend all appropriate support to all of Syria’s diverse communities and constituencies.” As the president said on Sunday: “It would be a waste of this historic opportunity if one tyrant were toppled only to see a new one rise up in its place. So it is now incumbent upon all the opposition groups who seek a role in governing Syria to demonstrate their commitment to the rights of all Syrians, the rule of law, and the protection of religious and ethnic minorities.”

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