President Al-Assad Sends Letter to President of Pakistan

[jaibi]

President Al-Assad Sends Letter to President of Pakistan Delivered by Mikdad​

Apr 29, 2013

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Deputy Foreign and Expatriates Minister Dr. Fayssal Mikdad delivered a letter from President Bashar al-Assad to President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari whom he met in Karachi on Monday.

During the meeting, President Zardari affirmed the strength of the fraternal relations between the two countries and their people, stressing the need to develop them in all fields.

Zardari underlined the need for Syria to overcome the crisis and the importance of ending violence in Syria, voicing Pakistan's support for national dialogue among Syria and respecting its sovereignty and independence, and expressing rejection of foreign interference in Syria's internal affairs.

For his part, Mikdad briefed Zardari on the situation in Syria and due to terrorism which sheds Syrians' blood and destroys infrastructure and economic structures, and which is funded and supported by some neighboring countries, Arab Gulf countries and their sponsors in the US, France and Britain.

Mikdad explained the devastating effects of the sanctions imposed on Syria by western countries for the purpose of undermining its steadfastness in service of Israeli and colonialist goals.

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KARACHI: President Asif Ali Zardari on Monday reiterated that Pakistan supports all efforts to facilitate a peaceful and inclusive solution to the conflict in Syria.

He said that the solution should meet the democratic aspirations of the Syrian people through a comprehensive political dialogue. which involves the entire spectrum of the Syrian polity, including the government and opposition groups.

The president said this while speaking to Syria’s Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad, who called on him at Bilawal House today.

The meeting was attended among others by Ghassan Dallah, Director, Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister, Dr Ali Muhra, Syrian Chargé d’affaires in Islamabad, Spokesperson to the President Senator Farhatullah Babar and Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani.

The president said that Pakistan firmly believes that Syria’s territorial integrity and sovereignty must be respected and that any outside interference would only complicate a complex situation and will have serious consequences for neighboring countries.

The drive for peace in Syria must be led and owned by the Syrian People, he said and offered Pakistan’s readiness to play its role in finding a peaceful solution to the Syrian crisis.

Spokesperson to the President Senator Farhatullah Babar said that the president, while expressing concerns at the fast deteriorating security and humanitarian situation in Syria, appreciated the efforts being made by Lakhdar Brahimi, joint representative of UN and League of Arab States (UN-LAS) and expressed hope that he will be able to convince the protagonists to resolve their differences through negotiations.

Highlighting Pakistan’s stance on the Syrian issue, the president said that Pakistan’s position on the situation in Syria in the UN is based on the principle of non-intervention and non-interference in the internal affairs of Syria and that Pakistan does not support regime change in any country by external forces.

Touching on Pakistan’s efforts on the sidelines of the D-8 Summit on the Syrian issue, the president said that would continue to support and facilitat any effort aimed at bringing peace and stability to Syria in accordance with aspirations of the people of Syria.

On Pak-Syria bilateral ties, the president said that Pakistan enjoys friendly and fraternal relations with Syria that are deep rooted in bonds of faith, history and culture.

He urged the need for the two countries to intensify efforts to expand cooperation in economic and commercial fields to further strengthen ties between the two countries.

Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Dr Fayssal Mekdad said that Syria values its friendly relations with Pakistan and was keen to further strengthen its bilateral ties in various fields.

He thanked the president for the meeting and appreciated Pakistan’s efforts for peaceful resolution of the Syrian issue.

The deputy foreign minister also delivered a letter from Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to President Zardari.

The president also hosted lunch for the deputy foreign minister and his delegation.

Syrian deputy foreign minister calls on President Zardari | Pakistan | DAWN.COM

The basic support for Assad is on sectarian lines. Simply, he has to leave either peacefully or forcefully. Once that is done the Syrian people can decide their future and safeguard the minorities that exist within their nation. Pakistan is with the Syrian people, not dictators (as we know what it is to live under one)

 

[Last Hope]

No need to entertain others during a time of recession in Pakistan itself. Assad brought the war on his people, we shouldn't get involved with it.

Not surprising though, Zardari will show total support for Assad yet won't bother about the fire on our own backyard where our own people are being killed.

 

[Cheetah786]

=FaujHistorian;4222257]Assad the butcher must leave.

Are you syrian that you have the right to decide who runs that country.

There will not be a dialogue until his @rse is planted in the presidential chair.

Again who are you to decide.

And why does this butcher think that he owns Syria.

Funny last i checked country is still called Syria not Saudi arabia

syria is for the people of that gad-awful country.

No **** Einstein so Saudis sending in foreign terrorist is for the goodness of Syrian people.

But Assad is behaving like Hizbullah and TTP and Saddam Hussein by killing and oppressing his own people.

Saddam Hussein and TTP were and are also supported by Saudis

Pakistan should have refused to accept this letter.

Why if they heaven t refused the Saudis the real butchers and terrorist supporters

I have personally met folks from besieged cities like Aleppo.

what do u want the Syrian army to do when terrorist are coming in through Aleppo put out a welcome mat.

basshar goons have utterly destroyed that beautiful city.

Wrong terrorist financed and trained by Saudis have destroyed the city just like swat and other FATA areas>

Assad has no shame. He is bombing his own history like Taliban bombed Buddha statues.

So you want the Syrian army to stop shooting the terrorist hiding and give them safe refuge cause they are hiding in people homes and historic buildings.`

peace

your definition of peace is supporting terrorism really.

 

[Darth Vader]

Assad the butcher must leave.

There will not be a dialogue until his @rse is planted in the presidential chair.

And why does this butcher think that he owns Syria.

syria is for the people of that gad-awful country.

But Assad is behaving like Hizbullah and TTP and Saddam Hussain by killing and oppressing his own people.

Pakistan should have refused to accept this letter.

I have personally met folks from besighed cities like Alepo.

basshar goons have utterly destroyed that beautiful city.

Assad has no shame. He is bombing his own history like Taliban bombed Buddha statues.


peace

Their is a big problem with us we start blaming every one without any proof We are calling assad butcher why do you ever saw him killing any or is that what media shows you, but you forgot one thing thats the same media who was crying about WMD in iraq , did they find any weapons their nop not a single one, I dont Support syrian terrorist because if i support them it will be same as i am supporting all the terrorist in Pakistan or any other country its birth right of every one to chose what he wants and we have to do it peacefully not by blowing every one Up Hope Future brings the best for every one every single human being

 

[Cheetah786]

No need to entertain others during a time of recession in Pakistan itself. Assad brought the war on his people, we shouldn't get involved with it.

Not surprising though, Zardari will show total support for Assad yet won't bother about the fire on our own backyard where our own people are being killed.

funny you bring that up our own people are suffering cause of terrorism financed by Arabs Saudis.but i guess in Syria case those are good terrorist and bad in pakistan.

Terrorist in pakistan any different they want the same terrorist in Syria wants why double standereds.

 

[Kaniska]

Brother ur right... but i dont support Asad either... he is just another dictator.... i support the syrian people... who should stand up and decide their future... even if it calls for bearing arms... God luck to the syrian people... May Allah bless you all..

The entire Syrian episode is perfect diplomatic and statergic move by the powerful nations to exploit and open the weakness of the Islamic world and the middle east...On the one hand, it is true that Assad may not be right person, if some one is thinking that opposition group which is heavily inflitrated with terrorist groups are the better people to lead Syria, then they are just dreaming in the blue moon..If ever it happens that FSA and Opposition win and Assad goes down, then Syria will be another the battleground for middle east where it will be another Afganistan in the reckoning...

 

[Cheetah786]

The basic support for Assad is on sectarian lines. Simply, he has to leave either peacefully or forcefully. Once that is done the Syrian people can decide their future and safeguard the minorities that exist within their nation. Pakistan is with the Syrian people, not dictators (as we know what it is to live under one)

So dictators in neighboring countries are bringing freedom to Syrian people do u see the irony.If basic support for Assad was on sectarian lines Assad would have been toast by know.

 

[Desert Fox]

Assad the butcher must leave.

There will not be a dialogue until his @rse is planted in the presidential chair.

And why does this butcher think that he owns Syria.

syria is for the people of that gad-awful country.

But Assad is behaving like Hizbullah and TTP and Saddam Hussain by killing and oppressing his own people.

Pakistan should have refused to accept this letter.

I have personally met folks from besighed cities like Alepo.

basshar goons have utterly destroyed that beautiful city.

Assad has no shame. He is bombing his own history like Taliban bombed Buddha statues.


peace

Dude, what the hell do you care? You're not even Arab or SYRIAN!!!


If Syria becomes another Afghanistan ruled by a bunch of cavemen mentality mullahs i hope your rear end gets deported there.

Like for yourself what you like for others.

 

[xyxmt]

this bloodshed can end easily, when foreign countries end their weapons and terrorists flow into Syria more weapons= longer war= more bloodshed=destruction ... if there was no foreign interference, there would be no war in Syria...

then pray that Saudia Arabia runs out of oil otherwise bloodshed among muslim will continue

 

[Kompromat]

@Syrian Lion do you know what we Pakistanis, think of our so called President?

 

[RayKalm]

@Aeronaut: Of course, a single Pakistani hates him more than all the Syrian rebels hate Assad combined.

 

[Syrian Lion]

@Syrian Lion do you know what we Pakistanis, think of our so called President?

well he is the only representative of Pakistan for now... we respect Pakistan sovereignty and dignity... it's an internal problem between Pakistanis... we Syrians have no say what happens inside Pakistan, if you like him or hate him, its Pakistan internal problem...

The basic support for Assad is on sectarian lines. Simply, he has to leave either peacefully or forcefully. Once that is done the Syrian people can decide their future and safeguard the minorities that exist within their nation. Pakistan is with the Syrian people, not dictators (as we know what it is to live under one)

read my posts please, I don't like repeating myself.. thank you...

 

[Kompromat]

By writing letter to a man who isn't addressed without a swear word attached to his name, in Pakistan Asad has indeed proven his level.

 

[Syrian Lion]

By writing letter to a man who isn't addressed without a swear word attached to his name, in Pakistan Asad has indeed proven his level.

well, Dawn news called him President... and even if he is not, we will call him president, because he once was a president, we know manners... so who is the president?

 

[Kompromat]

well, Dawn news called him President... and even if he is not, we will call him president, because he once was a president, we know manners... so who is the president

This is what made him the President, not a democratic process. We Pakistanis,don't want more bloodshed doesn't mean, we accept him as our president