The Canadians (Ottawa) of Syria (Ottawa) confirms that Ottawa refuses sanctions on the country and to help the new leaders move to a democratic and pluralist future.
“If we do not support Syria in this difficult period, we do not support Syria in this difficult time,” Bayan Khatib, Co-Founder of the Canadian Syrian Foundation. “The people of Syria have released themselves and raise the least sanctions that the international community can do and give a chance to this new government.”
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham-A group in Syria, a group of terrorist organization in Canada since the day after the date of return to Bashar al-Assad in December.
This group, called HTS, the Russian government, Iran and Hezbollah, the Assad family, supported by Iran and Hezbollah, ended in a 51-year dictatorship. Canada has hit HTC on the list of terrorist organizations since 2013 and the group sworn in years to establish a Islamic theocracy in Syria.
However, experts believe that despair Syrians can promote the desperate Syrians to protect this list and protect sanctions.
“A constructive liability is actually a special representative of more extremist groups in Marie-Joëlle University, which directly refuses this process in the right direction, and the Syrian, and Syrians say,” We say to them and inform them about what they do. ”
Prevents the development of areas governed by the groups defined as a terrorist in Canada.
Millions of people in Syria, Canadian Syrian Foundation Co-Infounder, according to the Co-inforder of the Co-Syrian Foundation, but sanctions prevent them from increasing their funds.
Bayan Khatib Justin Trudeau, the lifting of sanctions, lifting sanctions in the last few weeks, reopened the Canadian embassy in 2012 and asked to finance the infrastructure, including representatives of the Syrian diaspora.
“If Syria is not adequate support, we are very fragile, sensitive and important to win, there are so much, and there are many things to lose.”
MP Omar Algerabra, a special representative of Canada, made similar comments in recent weeks, and last month went to the neighboring three countries, but not in Syria.
In the summit in Paris, Western countries and the Middle Eastern leaders in Paris, Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara, Syria, Ahmad al-Shara, had applied a very culture society.
Political scientist Mari-Joëlle Zahar should consider the sending of a high-level delegation to the country to Ottawa. He added that Canada can share his experience in the protection of a very cultured community and the opinions of minorities.
“Visits are not definitely confirmed, but they testify to the opening of a dialogue and a constructive liability, which also asks many Syrians in Canada,” he said.
Mmy Zahar spoke about the Canadian press before killing 800 ethnic violence near the Syrian city of Syria’s L Lerquié.
This month has launched an investigation into the violence of the confession, President Al-Sharaa has launched an investigation into the violence this month, and the Kurdish soldiers took steps to connect Kurdish soldiers to the Syrian Armed Forces.
In Montreal University, the demonstrations of the war between the Middle East, Israel and Hamas and Canadian streets were exposed to Canada’s interest in connection with Lebanese.
