Sudanese president declares solidarity with Syria

Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir declared on Thursday his country's standing by Syria as a government and people to confront what she is exposed to of pressure.

Receiving Assistant Secretary General of the Baath Arab Socialist Party, Abdulla al-Ahmar, Sudanese President pledged to exert all effort to bolster the Syrian position, voicing at the same time appreciation of Syria's standing by Sudan to face its problems and her support to peace accomplishment in Sudan.

"one of our success elements and means of boosting our steadfastness was the stand of brethren in Syria by us," President Bashir said.

For his part, Al-Ahmar thanked what he "has touched of Sudanese wide-ranged campaign of solidarity with Syria" saying "our enemy is one and we have one cause as our challenges are common that require to boost Arabs solidarity and cooperate as well unify their stances while facing challenges and risks confronting their nations and peoples." Al-Ahmar renewed Syria's standing by Sudan to surmount all difficulties in a way that keeps the country's unity as a land and people.

" Syria will remain steadfast before pressures and will not bow as she will continue adherence to her rights and principled stances. These pressures will not dissuade her from supporting brethren in Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq and Sudan as well every Arab arena," he said.

He also noted Syria would carry on effort to achieve the just and comprehensive peace in the Middle East region based on UN Security Council resolutions and the United Nations to restore full occupied Arab lands and rights.