Cairo: Shukri's statement on Syria's return to the Arab League is "fragmented"

The Egyptian government said on Wednesday that Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri's statement on the lack of conditions for the return of Syria's blocked membership to the Arab League was "divided", citing the reaction of the Syrian government to the process.

This was the subject of a statement to the Foreign Ministry on Wednesday night in response to questions about what the Oman News Agency (OANA) reported on the Foreign Minister's remarks. on the return of Syria to the League of Arab States.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained that "what has been discussed on this subject, the secretary of the Foreign Ministry, the importance of the interaction of the Syrian government with the course of the political process in Geneva and the trajectory of the efforts of the United Nations envoy to Syria,

She stressed that this interaction would contribute to "engage in efforts to restore the stability and territorial integrity of Syria and to realize the aspirations of the brotherly Syrian people, so as to consider the return of the Syria in the Arab incubator ".

The Omani news agency did not comment on the statement, but earlier today it cited special statements to "Shukri" saying that his country does not have any conditions for the return of the frozen siege. Syria to the Arab League, stressing that "Cairo and Damascus have strong relations" He said.

The minister spoke on the sidelines of a visit to Muscat Monday and Tuesday as part of the work of a joint committee bringing the two countries together.

In January, Shukri said in a press release that "the inability of the Syrian government to take the necessary measures to maintain security, stability and sovereignty and to activate the political process to emerge from the crisis makes it such that she is ".

In February, Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit said he had not reached a consensus that could lead to a meeting of foreign ministers to demand the return of Syria in the Arab League.

In November 2011, the Arab League decided to freeze the siege of Syria, in the context of the use of Bashar al-Assad's regime to military option, to quell the popular revolution against its power.