new york (union)

The UAE renewed its willingness to support the search for a political solution to the Syrian crisis that restores the security and stability desired by Syrians, underlining its rejection of any foreign interference and expressing its concern for Al. “Hole Camp” and the dangers posed by mines and unexploded ordnance.
In a statement on the political and humanitarian situation in Syria ahead of a UN Security Council session, Amira Al-Hafit, Deputy Permanent Representative of State to the UN, stressed the need to keep the Syrian crisis at the forefront. The Council’s discussions on urgent issues called for joint efforts to focus on supporting the political situation, bringing international views closer to the issue, and called for a comprehensive ceasefire in all parts of the country to re-establish. Calm down and create an appropriate environment that allows Syrian parties to reach a political solution.
The communiqué confirmed support for the special representative’s efforts to restore confidence between the parties, expressed the hope that more steps will be taken in this direction and that the Constitutional Commission will resume its sessions, which remains an essential step along the way. .
In the context of the ongoing escalation, the statement reiterated the UAE’s rejection of foreign interventions in Syria to preserve its unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity.
He also highlighted that the high frequency of attacks carried out by the terrorist organization “ISIS” in certain areas demonstrates the constant threat it poses to the security and stability of Syria and the region as a whole, and the need to address it without delay. fight.
The statement read: “Most Syrians suffer from a lack of living wages and basic services such as electricity, at a time when economic conditions continue to deteriorate. The appalling conditions in the Al-Hol camp require urgent attention from the international community, especially as ISIS is using these conditions to spread its extremist ideas.”
The statement speaks to the harsh conditions for women and girls in the Al-Hol camp, noting that UN reports say that 75% of killings in the camp this year have been committed against women in cases of sexual violence. , which confirms the need to protect them and respond to their needs.
The statement highlighted the threat that landmines and unexploded ordnance pose to the Syrian people, noting that one in two people in Syria is at risk of being killed or injured by unexploded ordnance, as well as obstructing humanitarian operations, the which requires them to continue. . Work to get rid of them.
The statement praised the efforts of the authorities involved, including the United Nations Mine Action Service, to provide information on threats to local communities in Syria.
And the statement added: “Supporting early recovery projects remains essential to improving conditions for Syrians as well as ensuring the smooth and impartial delivery of humanitarian aid to all those in need in Syria.”
The statement emphasized the need to ensure adequate security conditions for the humanitarian convoy to move to the Ras al-Ain area.
He praised the opening of Aleppo airport as a necessity to facilitate the flights of the United Nations Humanitarian Air Service.
At the end of the statement, he reiterated the UAE’s commitment to supporting efforts to find a political solution to the Syrian crisis that restores the security and stability that Syrians desire.