Al-Shara talks with Moussa, Hammoud and Kharazi on implementing Beirut's summit decisions
Syria-Regional, Politics, 4/9/2002

The Syrian foreign minister Farouk al-Shara on Monday received a telephone call from the secretary general of the Arab League Amr Moussa during which discussions dealt with latest developments and the deteriorated conditions in the occupied territories.

Consultations were made on practical steps to implement the decisions of the recent Beirut's Arab summit and to withstand current challenges. On Monday morning al-Shara received a telephone call from the Lebanese foreign minister Mahmoud Hamoud and discussions dealt with the deteriorated conditions in the Palestinian territories and means of supporting the Palestinian intifada and supporting the steadfastness of the Palestinian people in implementation of the Beirut Arab summit.

Another telephone call was also made on Monday between al-Shara and his Iranian peer kamal Kharazi during which the discussions "dealt with the continued massacres committed by Israel against the Palestinians." View points were identical on the need of implementing measures states in the resolutions of the Arab and Islamic summits towards the continued Israeli aggression.

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