On the 41st anniversary of the Correctionist Movement, huge masses flocked on Wednesday to the public squares at a number of major Syrian provinces, while France calls its ambassador to Syria.

On the 41st anniversary of the Correctionist Movement, huge masses flocked on Wednesday to the public squares at a number of major Syrian provinces, to express support to the Syrian independent and sovereign national decision, affirming loyalty to their homeland.

Participants in the rallies stressed adherence to the national unity, importance of maintaining security and stability, and rejection of the Arab League's decision against Syria and the foreign interference in Syria's internal affairs.

In the capital Damascus, youth groups turned the streets leading to the Squares of Umayyad and Saba' Bahrat into national platforms to express to the whole world that Syria is immune to conspiracies, stressing their absolute rejection of the AL decision.

In the same context, masses of youth gathered outside the Arab League office in Damascus to stress the Syrians' rejection of the League's decisions and of any foreign interference in their country's internal affairs.

Those marches coincide with that of the coastal province of Lattakia, where mass crowds from all the Syrian provinces streamed to the tomb of the late President Hafez al-Assad in al-Qerdaha city to stress their adherence to the firm principles set by the Correctionist Movement on its 41st anniversary.

The participants took the oath of President Hafez al-Assad swearing to remain united, committed to the pledge and the late President's resistant approach, adhered to the Syrian army and to continue the course following President Bashar al-Assad.

Similar marches occurred in Tartous, Aleppo and Hama, where participants called upon the Arabs not to follow instigation and conspiring calls against Syria, emphasizing that Syria, thanks to its aware people, will be immune to all conspiracies.

Meanwhile, France has recalled its ambassador to Syria on Wednesday, Foreign Minister Alain Juppe said.

US Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford, abruptly withdrawn last month claiming the cause for security threats, is supposed to return to Syria in "days to weeks," Washington has lately said.

The Arab League was meeting in Rabat on Wednesday, along with Turkey, to try to agree action to solve the situation in Syria.