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Titolo: NAM Approve Start of Joint Efforts with UN to Resolve Crisis in Syria

Le proposte dei membri del NAM sembrano mediamente più sensate e 
rispettose dei siriani rispetto a quelle che circolano in occidente.
 
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22:32 | 2012-08-29
 
NAM Approve Start of Joint Efforts with UN to Resolve Crisis in Syria
 
TEHRAN (FNA)- Foreign Ministers of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) agreed 
to take action to help resolve the Syrian crisis in cooperation with the 
United Nations, Iran's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi told the media 
following a NAM ministerial meeting in Tehran on Wednesday.
 
Speaking to reporters after a two-day meeting of the foreign ministers 
of the NAM member states, the Iranian foreign minister reminded the 
problems in Syria as a member of the bloc, and said, "The NAM troika and 
a remarkable number of other countries stated in a straightforward 
manner at the ministerial meeting that when other parties and 
international bodies have stepped into the Syrian issue, it would be 
wrong for the Non-Aligned Movement to stay aside."
 
"Therefore, it was recommended that the NAM troika step into this issue 
in cooperation with other international bodies, specially the UN which 
has taken good measures in this ground," he continued.
 
Salehi said the international grouping is required to deal with the 
crisis in Syria as a member state to help the country manage the present 
problems so that "the people of that country sustain the least harms and 
pressures".
 
Also, Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stressed the necessity for 
resolving the Syrian crisis through non-military means, underlining that 
solution to the Syrian problem should be presented and accepted by the 
country's people and government.
 
Ahmadinejad, who made the remarks at a meeting with Indian Prime 
Minister Manmohan Singh in Tehran on Wednesday, said, "Unfortunately, 
interferences in Syria are too many and we witness that certain states 
formally render support for the opposition to spread clashes."
 
He further blamed the trans-regional actors for aggravating conditions 
in a number of regional countries, and reminded the dire consequences of 
the western powers' intervention in a number of regional states, 
including Afghanistan.
 
The president further stated that Iran and India share identical stances 
on the Syrian issues, and said, "We all believe that the solution to the 
Syrian crisis should be non-military and rise from the will of the 
Syrian nation and government."
 
He said the ground should be paved for the Syrian government and the 
opposition to sit to the negotiating table and work out an "agreement 
over a mutually acceptable national political plan to end the present 
crisis".
 
"Our main concern is over the future of Syria, because this country is 
comprised of various peoples and all historical rifts and disagreements 
have now been provoked in this country and we are concerned that Syria 
might be stuck with domestic conflicts for a long period of time and, as 
is witnessed in a number of nations, these conflicts spread to Syria's 
neighbors," the Iranian president continued.
 
He further voiced Iran's readiness to start joint efforts to restore 
peace and tranquility in Syria, and mentioned, "I believe that the 
Non-Aligned Movement's capacity and umbrella provides a good opportunity 
for cooperation among the member states on Syria and for efforts to 
restore clam in that country."
 
Meantime, a senior Iranian legislator said after a meeting with the 
Syrian president in Damascus that Syrian President Bashar Assad has 
underlined his acceptance and support for any kind of plan presented by 
Iran for the settlement of the crisis in Syria,.
 
"Bashar Assad said that any step taken by Iran to settle the problems in 
Syria is trustworthy and acceptable," Chairman of the parliament's 
National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Alaeddin Boroujerdi told 
FNA on Wednesday.
 
Many regional states have underscored their support for Iran's plan for 
the settlement of the crisis in Syria, which calls for resolving the 
problems in the Arab country through talks between the Syrian government 
and the opposition and away from foreign interference.
 
"We welcome the plan but we should know that we don't have so much 
time," Tunisian Presidential Spokesman Adnan Mansar told FNA on the 
sidelines of the NAM ministerial meeting in Tehran on Tuesday.
 
He underlined that Tunisia welcomes the plan raised by Iranian President 
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during the summit of the Organization of Islamic 
Cooperation (OIC) in Mecca on August 14-15 to settle the crisis in Syria.
 
The 16th NAM heads-of-state summit will be held in the Iranian capital, 
Tehran, this Thursday and Friday.
 
The NAM's experts meeting kicked off work in the Iranian capital on 
Sunday and was followed by the foreign ministers' meeting on Tuesday and 
Wednesday.
 
http://english.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=9106060604
 
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 rispettose dei siriani rispetto a quelle che circolano in occidente.
 
ovvio.  Essere non allineato vuol dire anche e soprattutto rifiutare
la logica degli opposti schieramenti armati che l'occidente che ha la
guerra e lo sterminio nel DNA vorrebbe ancora imporre al mondo intero.