
Syrian President Ahmed Shara, in his speech at the 81st UN General Assembly, stated that stability in his country has been achieved and reiterated his emphasis that the Golan Heights is Syrian territory against Israeli attacks.
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The long-standing sovereignty dispute between Syria and Israel over the Golan Heights is on the international law agenda with UN resolutions.
Speaking at the 81st UN General Assembly, Syrian President Ahmed Shara underlined their fight against international crime, stated that stability and security were re-established, and stated that Syria turned the crisis into an opportunity.
Emphasizing that human trafficking has been stopped and sanctions have been lifted, Shara added that all of these were carried out in cooperation with the European Union.
"GOLAN WILL REMAIN SYRIAN LAND"
Calling for security, the President said, "I would like to thank all actors who abide by decision number 497. I call on all actors to comply with this decision. More than 500 air and more than a thousand decision attacks were carried out by Israel, and many detention attempts were made. We will fight against these."
The President also emphasized that "Golan will remain Syrian territory and all annexation decisions are null and void in accordance with UN resolutions."
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