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Exchange of representatives of the Arab spring and reassurance messages Daamohm with Western countries at the conclusion of the Munich conference, the eighth session of the Security Policy. On the other hand delivered a failure of the world unite to pass a resolution condemning the violence in Syria a shadow over the meeting of world leaders on the last day of the conference.
The representatives of the exchange of what is known as the Arab and spring Daamohm reassurance messages with Western countries in the last day of the Munich Conference on Security, letters observers considered a prelude to regional and international cooperation does not affect the ideological differences between Islamists and the West.
Despite the tyranny of the Syrian crisis on the conference, the optimism seemed clear to the officials from the countries of the Arab spring, and said they were pressing ahead with reforms in the country that overthrew its leaders last year.
The Tunisian Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali they plan to build a new Middle East, stressing that the construction process must be based on solid ground.
The Jabali that the process of construction is always difficult, given the complexity of the entity, the Middle East.
With regard to the positions of Western states Jabali confirmed that the inability of these countries for a change in the region, it became clear last year when he invoked the sovereignty on the pretext of non-intervention began after the Tunisian president then - and now deposed - Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in the suppression of pro-democracy demonstrators.
He added that this approach continues now in Syria when the leaders affirm the Russians and the Chinese several times that they considered the principle of sovereignty, a top priority.
Syrian RevolutionOn the other hand, dominated the voting conducted by the UN Security Council and used as Russia and China the right of veto against a draft resolution condemning the repressive measures taken by the Syrian regime against the demonstrators, most of the discussion in Munich, especially with regard to discussing the security implications of the Arab spring.
Observers considered the conference a diplomatic duel on the Syrian crisis between the United States and by Russia on the other.
Washington is trying to grab a Security Council resolution condemning the violence, the regime of President Bashar al-Assad, while Moscow stands a stumbling block in her face as they try to close the door to any attempt for what it calls foreign interference in the Syrian crisis.
The so-called U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reiterated that her country and Europe to stand by the Arab League to demand a halt to the bloodshed in Syria, in order to reach a democratic future.
On the other hand called for the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov by clicking on what he called the armed groups are not the Syrian government "so as not to be biased in a civil war."
International reaction to pay the Syrian opposition to say that it is no longer count on the international position, and it derives its strength from the steadfastness of the Syrian people and continue until the achievement of the revolution demands.
Source: Al Jazeera + agencies
The representatives of the exchange of what is known as the Arab and spring Daamohm reassurance messages with Western countries in the last day of the Munich Conference on Security, letters observers considered a prelude to regional and international cooperation does not affect the ideological differences between Islamists and the West.
Despite the tyranny of the Syrian crisis on the conference, the optimism seemed clear to the officials from the countries of the Arab spring, and said they were pressing ahead with reforms in the country that overthrew its leaders last year.
The Tunisian Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali they plan to build a new Middle East, stressing that the construction process must be based on solid ground.
The Jabali that the process of construction is always difficult, given the complexity of the entity, the Middle East.
With regard to the positions of Western states Jabali confirmed that the inability of these countries for a change in the region, it became clear last year when he invoked the sovereignty on the pretext of non-intervention began after the Tunisian president then - and now deposed - Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in the suppression of pro-democracy demonstrators.
He added that this approach continues now in Syria when the leaders affirm the Russians and the Chinese several times that they considered the principle of sovereignty, a top priority.
Syrian RevolutionOn the other hand, dominated the voting conducted by the UN Security Council and used as Russia and China the right of veto against a draft resolution condemning the repressive measures taken by the Syrian regime against the demonstrators, most of the discussion in Munich, especially with regard to discussing the security implications of the Arab spring.
Observers considered the conference a diplomatic duel on the Syrian crisis between the United States and by Russia on the other.
Washington is trying to grab a Security Council resolution condemning the violence, the regime of President Bashar al-Assad, while Moscow stands a stumbling block in her face as they try to close the door to any attempt for what it calls foreign interference in the Syrian crisis.
The so-called U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reiterated that her country and Europe to stand by the Arab League to demand a halt to the bloodshed in Syria, in order to reach a democratic future.
On the other hand called for the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov by clicking on what he called the armed groups are not the Syrian government "so as not to be biased in a civil war."
International reaction to pay the Syrian opposition to say that it is no longer count on the international position, and it derives its strength from the steadfastness of the Syrian people and continue until the achievement of the revolution demands.
Source: Al Jazeera + agencies
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