The United Nations will resume Syria talks in a new, but the same challenges

The United Nations will resume Syria talks in a new, but the same challenges

 Geneva / Reuters

- Staffan de Mistura , UN mediator said on Monday , is expected to benefit Syrian peace talks to be held in Geneva this week to organize more compact and agreement was reached in the recent period to reduce violence , playing down remarks by Syrian President Bashar al - Assad , which reduces the importance of the talks.
A previous rounds of talks on the agreement that the warring parties to discuss the work of the four parts of the agenda but has not yet been any progress on any of them is achieved.
Under pressure from the international supporters of the two sides agreed to discuss a new constitution and reform of the system of government and the holding of elections and the fight against terrorism , but they differ sharply on what it means to each of these items.
Assad , backed by Russia and Iran to discuss "terrorism" and a keen expression in general to describe all his opponents used. He called the opposition negotiators Assad by removing power from which his supporters believed that it was inconceivable in the light of military victories in the recent period in the civil war , which entered its seventh year.
Last week , al - Assad told the channel (Oo.an.ta) of Belarus TV said the Geneva talks "just to meet the media and there is no real thing in all previous meetings Geneva."
De Mistura stated that Bashar al- Jaafari , head of government negotiators delegation arrived in Geneva at the head of a delegation of 18 people "authorized to conduct serious discussions." De Mistura denied that the United Nations is being exploited as a cover for more diplomatic war.
He told reporters , "If the meaning to be a mediator and seek to find common points that are being Astglalk .. I would accept that. The alternative is no discussion and no hope nor a political horizon .. just waiting for the facts on the ground."
He added that " the facts on the ground" - a term used by the United Nations in reference to "war" - will not result in a political solution to the conflict difficult and which all parties pledged to achieve.
He said the United States more involved and interested in the process and pointed to a high - level diplomatic activity being behind the scenes.
"All things are connected to each other. There is a great task of ongoing meetings will take place. There are discussions taking place in capitals. All have an impact on what we are considering. But I will not clear it now."
Come round Geneva talks in the wake of an agreement between Russia, Turkey and Iran to arrange and monitor "ease the tension zones" in Syria to curb the fighting.
But De Mistura warned that the easing of violence can not be sustained without a political horizon can look forward to it. "This is precisely what we seek."
It went previous rounds of talks in Geneva included an rhythm Gloomy what critics as the emergence of a huge media negotiators contenders.
De Mistura said that this tour will be shorter and more practical and begins on Tuesday and ends Saturday and will not have a great opportunity to talk rhetoric.
"Even the halls will be smaller .. type meetings will be more proactive and more frequent interactive. We will select as well as some of the topics to focus on in order to make a larger movement."


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