Crisis summit in Jordan: Guide for Syria's political future

Crisis summit in Jordan: Guide for Syria's political future

Akaba, Jordanien - Jordan is preparing for a crucial crisis summit on the situation in Syria. On Saturday, the country will bring together the foreign ministers of several Arab states, including Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Lebanon, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Qatar. As the Jordan Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced, the future support of Syria is to be discussed at this meeting after the fall of long-time President Bashar al-Assad. The aim is to initiate an inclusive political process that includes all groups of the fragmented country and is under Syrian leaders reported .

In addition to the Arabic representatives, important international actors will also be present. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and US Secretary of State Antony Flasche are invited, as well as the EU foreign commissioner Kaja Kallas and the UN special envoy for Syria, Geir Pedersen. This constellation underlines the urgency and importance of this summit at a time when the stability in the region is on the brink, on which even Watson informed .

The summit is seen as a step to create a possible new beginning for Syria, especially with regard to the conflicts that have been ongoing for years and the need for a peaceful political process. This step could have far -reaching consequences for the future direction of Syria and the geopolitical structures in the Middle East, since the Arab states and international partners are looking for solutions to overcome the challenges that have arisen from the Syrian Civil War.