Shaaban: Syria will go to Geneva II to reach political agreement among the Syrians

Presidential Political and Media Advisor , Dr. Bouthaina Shaaban, stressed that the Syrian government will go to the international conference on Syria in Geneva as to try to use the international decision to stop violence and terrorism in Syria and to reach a political agreement among all the Syrians without any foreign custody.
In an interview on Russia Today TV on Tuesday, Dr. Shaaban said that Syria has agreed to go to Geneva without preconditions, adding that the problem is that some sides are promoting only the idea of transitional authority because these sides created this idea and this kind of opposition, which is affiliated to external sides and it is unknown who it really represents.
Shaaban added that the Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faysal has no right to talk on behalf of the Syrian people, adding that the “Coalition” is only a front for the Saudi intelligence, adding “Who does the coalition represent? Is it Al Qaeda or Jabhat al-Nusra?”.
“If you ask the UN it will tell you that there is more than 1,000 sides in Syria, some of which are opposition and the others are of the so-called armed opposition. Is there in the whole world an armed opposition?. What we have in Syria are Al Qaeda and Jabhat al-Nusra. Maybe there are other opposition forces, but we are interested in Syria’s future and integrity of its lands,” Shaaban said.
She called upon those who talk about opposition to come to Syria and see what these terrorists are committing, adding that there is a huge difference between the media talk and the persons who are residing in 5-star hotels on one side and the children who are being killed and the mosques, churches, museums and factories that are being burnt and destroyed just because there are regional forces that have their own agendas in Syria.
She stressed that the Syrian government is a legitimate and elected government that represents the Syrian people and has the right to act in accordance with the real interests of the Syrians, adding that all of the government’s decisions, including the disposal of the chemical weapons, received wide welcoming and acceptance from the Syrians.