Cairo-SANA
A number of Egyptian and Arab parties and personalities expressed their solidarity with Syria in confronting terrorism and the repercussions of the devastating earthquake, during two seminars organized yesterday evening by the National Progressive Unionist Party and the Arab Democratic Nasserite Party, on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the unity between Syria and Egypt.
During the political conference in the Tagammu Party under the title “Egypt and Syria are an endless unity … together to confront terrorism and the effects of the earthquake and in order to lift the siege and sanctions,” Khaled Al-Kilani, coordinator of the Khaled Mohieldin Forum, said: “We are stricken with pain because of what has been happening in Syria since 2011, and what followed. As a result of the earthquake, and in light of the continued unjust and brutal siege imposed on it.
In his turn, member of the Egyptian Parliament and deputy head of the Tagammu Party, Atef Maghawry, indicated that Syria, whose people did not fail to fight all the battles of the Arab nation, will win, despite all terrorism and all Zionist aggressions, stressing the need to lift all restrictions imposed on it.
Former Yemeni President Ali Nasser Muhammad pointed out that Syria is paying the price for its position and position, calling on everyone to realize that the strength of the Arabs lies in their unity.
The Secretary-General of the Arab Peace Group and former Jordanian minister, Samir Habashneh, demanded the lifting of the unjust Western siege on Syria, pointing to the necessity of unifying the Arab word in order to be able to face the challenges.
The head of the Lebanese People's Congress, Kamal Shatila, affirmed that Syria is the beating heart of Arabism, and what it was exposed to in terms of terrorism and NATO aggression requires standing with it in defense of Arab national security, stressing that standing by Syria is a crucial issue and a national duty.
The leader of the Palestinian Fatah movement, Yasser Abu Sido, confirmed that Arab disintegration is the main disease, and that Arab unity is the way to be an active nation globally.
For his part, the Acting Chargé d'Affairs at the Syrian Embassy in Cairo, Basil Scotty, pointed out that the blockade imposed on Syria has a great impact on the exacerbation of the humanitarian crisis that occurred as a result of the earthquake, so this blockade must be broken with actual measures and immediate action.
While the Syrian poet, Nahida Shadeed, presented poetic verses in love with Syria.
In the Nasserite party symposium, in which the National Accord and Dignity parties and the Nasserite General Conference participated, Engineer Muhammad al-Nimr, head of the Nasserite party, said: The affliction of Syria is the affliction of all Arabs, and we are working to coordinate in order to send a team of doctors for medical assistance with a group of politicians who support Syria from Egypt and from various parties .
In turn, the head of the Al-Wefaq Party, Muhammad Rifaat, condemned the Western blockade imposed on Syria, calling on countries not to abide by it, as it is outside international law and legitimacy.
Former Egyptian Minister of Manpower, Kamal Abu Aita, said: The solidarity convoys with Syria are an expression of a new Arab popular movement.
The editor-in-chief of Al-Karama newspaper, Hamid Jabr, expressed his thanks to all the countries that broke the siege on Syria, while the Egyptian journalist and historian Muhammad Al-Shafei said: “We hope for an Arab conference of Arab nationalists in the heart of Damascus.”
The head of the Arab National Conference in Lebanon, Maan Bashour, called, via video link, for Arab solidarity and breaking the siege imposed on Syria.
Al-Nasseri's symposium on the Syrian diplomatic mission was attended by Third Secretary Rawa Shalghin and Diplomatic Attache Ali Ali.
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