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Un Secretary-General Briefs Reporters on Situation in Syria
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres briefs reporters on the latest developments in Syria on December 5,2024.”After fourteen years of conflict, it is high time for all parties to engage seriously with Geir Pedersen, my Special Envoy for Syria, to finally chart a new, inclusive and comprehensive approach to resolving this crisis, in line with Security Council resolution 2254. It is time for serious dialogue. In other words, restoring Syria’s sovereignty, unity, independence, and territorial integrity — and meeting the legitimate aspirations of the Syrian people,” said the UN Secretary-General–UNPhoto/Loey Felipe