Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem announced on Saturday Damascus readiness to participate in Geneva meeting at the appointed time.

Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem announced on Saturday Damascus readiness to participate in Geneva meeting at the appointed time.

Meeting UN Special Envoy to Syria Staffan De Mistura, Moallem affirmed the importance of respecting UN Security Council’s resolutions, particularly those related to combating terrorism.

The top Syrian diplomat said that efforts of the political solution and the Council’s latest, relevant resolutions are linked to the credibility of the efforts of fighting terrorism which require forcing the countries which support terrorism to stop backing it, SANA news agency reported.

“Syria is ready to take part in Geneva meetings at the appointed time,” Moallem said, as he reiterated the Syrian stance represented by continuing cooperation with De Mistura to combat terrorism and push dialogue among the Syrians forwards.

He stressed the necessity of having a list on the terrorist organizations and another one about the names of the Syrian opposition sides that will join Geneva talks.

For his part, De Mistura briefed al-Moallem on the efforts of the political solution to the crisis in Syria, Vienna negotiations and the UN Security council latest and relevant resolutions as well as the efforts exerted to hold another round of talks between the Syrian government and the opposition late this month.