Syria: Prospects to be set up near the Constitutional Committee

Syria is expected to be set up near the Constitutional Committee or will it begin to resolve the civil war?

The leaders of Russia, Turkey, and Iran, who are influential in the Syrian civil war, met to clarify the prospects for a constitutional committee to create a new Syrian constitution. Attention will be paid to whether political processes that have not made any progress toward the political resolution of civil war will begin to move.

Aiming for a political solution to the civil war in Syria, the UN Security Council established a Constitutional Committee to create a new Syrian constitution for both Assad and rebels four years ago. The decision was made to hold an elective election, but the controversy over the composition of the members of the committee has continued and the situation has come to an end.

To overcome the situation, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Iranian President Rohani, and Turkey's President Erdogan, who support the rebels, met in the Turkish capital Ankara on the 16th. did.

At the joint conference after the meeting, the leaders reached an agreement on the composition of the members of the Constitutional Committee and revealed the prospects that a committee would soon be established.

On top of that, a joint declaration was adopted, such as “The Syrian conflict cannot be resolved militaryally and can only be terminated by the political process of the Syrian people themselves”.

In Syria, where confusion and civil wars last for more than eight years, attention will be paid to whether political processes that have made no progress toward the political resolution of the civil war will start to move as the Assad administration makes the victory decisive.

President Putin fighting the United States

In a press conference after the meeting, Russian President Vladimir Putin said, “The parties to the process of setting up the Constitution Committee were Syrian citizens themselves, and members of the Constitution Committee could be bound by foreign pressure. Must not. "

On top of that, he said, “We must create an environment where members of the Constitutional Committee work voluntarily and creatively and achieve good results,” and the United States, which supports rebels, will not intervene in the future process. Did.