Syria replace: How Western nations plan to cope with Syria’s new management | DW News

Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) advanced economics said that they are ready to support the transition to an "inclusive and non-sectarian" government in Syria. In a statement, they called for human rights to be protected, including those of women and minorities. The statement also stressed "the importance of holding the Assad regime accountable for its crimes." It said the G7 would "work with and fully support" any Syrian government that committed to upholding these principles.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has told his Egyptian counterpart that China is "deeply concerned" about current developments in Syria. "The two sides are deeply concerned about the current situation in Syria and call for respect for Syria’s sovereignty," Wang told journalists after talks with Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty. Wang also said that efforts should be made to prevent "terrorist and extremist forces from taking advantage of the chaos. We agreed that we should promote peace and negotiations in order to achieve peace and stability in the Middle East," Wang said at the joint press conference with Abdelatty.

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