Syria underlines the need of maintaining a dialogue with US
Syria-USA, Politics, 5/14/2004

Syria on Thursday stressed the importance of dialogue with the United States of America saying it would avert the region dangers of chaos and risks in light of Israel's provocative role in the Middle East.

" Here it comes the importance of what Syria asserts and is stressing on of keeping the door open for dialogue with the United States of America. It is to solve disputing issues in frame of the UN charter and the international resolutions," the radio said.

In its daily political commentary, the radio noted this was because the constructive dialogue unifies the practical basis to stabilize the region and contain chaos inside it as well to avoid the region more risks that its passive results would not exempt anyone.

The radio pointed to Israel's rush to welcome the US set of some economic sanctions on Syria as 'not surprising,' because Israel is the strategic ally of the US in the region and it has always been playing the provocative role against Arabs in general and Syria in particular.

" In similar atmospheres, Israel finds the appropriate climate to execute the ugliest brutal crimes against the Palestinian territories and to escalate threats against Arab countries especially Syria," the radio said.

The radio emphasized that dialogue with the US was the logic that embodies credibility of situations that are built on mutual respect basis and joint interests as it is the one that provides security and stability requirements in it. It said this was in accordance with the international resolutions and not to violate any of them or find an excuse of any from for occupation and imposing dictations on others.

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