Baath congress for dialogue with US, Europe
Syria-USA, Politics, 6/9/2005

Conferees to the 10th Baath Arab Socialist party congress called on Wednesday to continue policy of "positive involvement" with all world states and to, "carry on dialogue with the United States of America and Europe over various issues," SANA staff to the congress said.

The party fellow members discussions focused on the Great Middle East project and warned against its risks, " because it targets the independent decision of Arab countries where the project defines its main task as standing in queue and subjugating to the main great powers regardless of the higher interest of the Arab countries."

Participants underlined interest in boosting ties with neighboring countries mainly with Iran and Turkey, in a way that reflects Syria's efforts to consolidate security and stability in the region, SANA said.

Interpositions noted to Syria's search for Arab solidarity as the main cornerstone in the foreign policy of Syria. It is "to accomplish Arab interests and boost ties with Arab states on bilateral level via deepening cooperation in all social, political and economic domains."

Conferees to the political committee headed by Foreign Minister Farouq al-Shara stressed the credibility of Syria's foreign policy and its pan-Arab and national dimensions.

On other subjects, some interpositions called to pay great attention to the media field and there were a recommendation to give special attention to the government run media and opening new TV channels and data resources. These are to defend Syria's positions and its policy in the best way, participants said.

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