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<\/a><\/p>\nHe thanked the delegation for enlightening him about the reality on the ground in Syria which is usually obscured by misleading media outlets.<\/p>\n
Minister Haidar, for his part, said all parties should take part in the war against terrorism, indicating that reconciliation is a project proposed by the Syrian state and leadership which was put forward for all to embrace.<\/p>\n
National reconciliations have been accomplished in as many as 50 areas that affected the lives of an estimated one million Syrians, Haidar said, unveiling a new reconciliation plan which is predicted to affect another one and a half million.<\/p>\n
“What is happening in Syria is not political wrangling among Syrians that can be solved by elections\u2026there is a crisis in Syria and we demand that the state’s structure be protected from destruction,” he said, warning of consequences similar to what happened in Iraq and Libya.<\/p>\n
Haidar said it is not democracy or elections that Western countries are interested in but they are keen to promote their own interests.<\/p>\n
Secretary-General of the People’s Party Abdul-Aziz Trad al-Milhem, for his part, said Syria is facing an international conspiracy involving some of those who claim to be Muslim scholars and Arab and Muslim leaders.<\/p>\n