Yevimov announced that the date of the four-way meeting has been postponed to next May.
Russia’s ambassador to the Syrian regime, Alexander Yefimov, announced that the date of the four-way meeting at the level of foreign ministers of Russia, Turkey, Iran and the regime has been postponed to next May.
The pro-government Al-Watan newspaper reported that Yevimov reported that the meeting, which was expected to take place tomorrow, was postponed to the beginning of next May.
He pointed out that contacts and consultations continue between the parties in order to achieve positive results in this regard.
Explaining that the normalization path between Turkey and the regime is long and the problems cannot be resolved in one or more negotiation rounds, he stated that Moscow will continue its efforts for a four-way meeting.
Expressing his optimism that positive results can be achieved in the meeting at the level of foreign ministers, Yevimov emphasized that progress was made in the negotiations step by step.
The four-way meeting at the level of deputy foreign ministers ended last week without any agreement. While the regime insists on guaranteeing Turkey to end its military presence and stop supporting Syrian opposition groups, Ankara has yet to show any sign of willingness. make concessions in favor of the regime.
