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Ambassador Hossam Zaki, Assistant Secretary-General for the League of Arab States, said that the return of Syrian activity to the university was linked to the existence of a consensus among Arab member states in accepting the Syrian regime's position on the political settlement and relations with Iran.
This was done in response to journalists' questions on Wednesday on the sidelines of a preparatory meeting of Arab foreign ministers on Friday to prepare for the Arab summit in Tunisia, the press agency reported. official.
Asked about Syria's return to the Arab League, Zaki said: "If a consensus emerges to allow the regime to return to Syria to occupy the seat, this will be achieved.
He explained that "the absence of consensus or its existence is linked to the vision of the states vis-à-vis the position of the Syrian regime with regard to the political settlement and the relationship with Iran, and that, if there is satisfaction with these positions, this consensus will occur and if there is no satisfaction, there will be a consensus ".
On the possibility that anyone wants to include an article on the return of Syria, he said that "things will not be treated this way, but if a consensus emerges for the return of Syria, it will be possible to 39 to include in the resolution on the Syrian crisis after deliberation among Arab countries ".
In response to a question about how to deal with the Arab summit in Tunisia on the Syrian crisis and the vacant Syrian seat in the Arab League, he stressed that "the Syrian crisis is on the agenda and that decisions are taken in this respect ".
"These decisions are periodically updated, and the draft resolution before the summit is updated.If there is something new that deserves to be added to this decision, it will be put in place. Zaki added.
Last Sunday, Arab League spokesman Mahmoud Afifi announced at a press conference that the return of Syria to its headquarters was not on the agenda of the Tunis summit. scheduled for the end of the month.
In February, the secretary general of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, said that he "had not reached a consensus that could lead to a meeting of foreign ministers to ask for the return of Syria in the Arab League ".
In November 2011, the Arab League decided to freeze the Syrian siege, as part of the use of the Bashar al-Assad regime to military option, to quell the popular uprising against its power, with Iran's support for it.
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