Saudi Envoy to UN calls Syrian Authorities to Implement Resolutions on Chemical Weapons

Saudi Envoy to UN calls Syrian Authorities to Implement Resolutions on Chemical Weapons
Saudi Envoy to UN calls Syrian Authorities to Implement Resolutions on Chemical Weapons

Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the United Nations Ambassador Abdullah bin Yahya Al-Mouallimi called on the Syrian authorities to cooperate fully with the teams concerned with the implementation of all resolutions related to the use of chemical weapons.

This came in response to whatcame in the statement made by Syrian representative to the United Nationstowards the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during the general discussion session ofthe work of the Disarmament and International Security Committee in UN GeneralAssembly.

Al- Mouallimi said that theSyrian regime is continuing in evading its legal obligations contained in thedecision of the States Parties to the Convention on the Prohibition of ChemicalWeapons at its 4th extraordinary session and the UN Security Council Resolution2218 in 2013, which calls on Syria to cooperate fully with the Organization ofChemical Weapons.

Al- Mouallimi has stressed thatthere is discrepancy and inconsistency in the statement of Syria's preliminarydeclaration and its subsequent statement regarding the destruction of itsstockpile of chemical weapons, despite reports confirming the use of chemicalweapons in Syria by the Syrian government, in addition to the reports ofprevious fact-finding teams that proved Syria's use of chemical weapons.

Al- Mouallimi added that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has provided Lebanon with all its capabilities and assistance for the development of Lebanon, while Syria has provided Lebanon with terrorist militias such as Hezbollah, military intervention that has deprived Lebanon of progress and development for many years, as well as bombing and killing not only the Lebanese prime ministers but also journalists like Salim Al-Lawzi, who was killed by the Syrian authorities in Lebanon.

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