📋 Tender Overview
We have reaffirmed our commitment to a political solution to the Syrian crisis in line with UN Security Council Resolution 2254 including continued support for the implementation and maintenance of an immediate nationwide ceasefire the Constitutional Committee free and fair elections an end to arbitrary arrests and the release of all those unlawfully detained. We have again underlined that according to the standards of the UNHCRSafe conditions must be created for the voluntary return in safety and dignity of refugees and internally displaced persons and support sufficient and sustained assistance to displaced persons and their host countries and communities until such conditions are in place. We noted with concern the continuing threat posed by the so-called IS and reaffirmed our commitment to the mission of the international anti IS coalition and to the fight against terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.We have called on all parties and in particular the government-appointed bloc to resume meetings of the Syrian-led and Syrian-owned Constitutional Committee under the aegis of the United Nations in Geneva and work towards an inclusive political solution that safeguards territorial integrity unity and sovereignty of Syria and the rights and dignity of all Syrians. We reiterated that the Syrian crisis cannot be solved militarily and our continued support of UN Special Envoy Geir Pedersen and his tireless efforts towards a UN-sponsored political solution in line with UN Resolution 2254- Security Council reaffirmed. We remain deeply concerned by the humanitarian emergency in Syria and the continued suffering of the Syrian people. We have We have reaffirmed our commitment to a political solution to the Syrian crisis in line with UN Security Council Resolution 2254 including continued support for the implementation and maintenance of an immediate nationwide ceasefire the Constitutional Committee free and fair elections an end to arbitrary arrests and the release of all those unlawfully detained. We have again underlined that according to the standards of the UNHCRSafe conditions must be created for the voluntary return in safety and dignity of refugees and internally displaced persons and support sufficient and sustained assistance to displaced persons and their host countries and communities until such conditions are in place. We noted with concern the continuing threat posed by the so-called IS and reaffirmed our commitment to the mission of the international anti IS coalition and to the fight against terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.We have called on all parties and in particular the government-appointed bloc to resume meetings of the Syrian-led and Syrian-owned Constitutional Committee under the aegis of the United Nations in Geneva and work towards an inclusive political solution that safeguards territorial integrity unity and sovereignty of Syria and the rights and dignity of all Syrians. We reiterated that the Syrian crisis cannot be solved militarily and our continued support of UN Special Envoy Geir Pedersen and his We have reaffirmed our commitment to a political solution to the Syrian crisis in line with UN Security Council Resolution 2254 including continued support for the implementation and maintenance of an immediate nationwide ceasefire the Constitutional Committee free and fair elections an end to arbitrary arrests and the release of all those unlawfully detained. We have again underlined that according to the standards of the UNHCRSafe conditions must be created for the voluntary return in safety and dignity of refugees and internally displaced persons and support sufficient and sustained assistance to displaced persons and their host countries and communities until such conditions are in place. We noted with concern the continuing threat posed by the so-called IS and reaffirmed our commitment to the mission of the international anti IS coalition and to the fight against terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.We have called on all parties and in particular the government-appointed bloc to resume meetings of the Syrian-led and Syrian-owned Constitutional Committee under the aegis of the United Nations in Geneva and work towards an inclusive political solution that safeguards territorial integrity unity and sovereignty of Syria and the rights and dignity of all Syrians. We reiterated that the Syrian crisis cannot be solved militarily and our continued support of UN Special Envoy Geir Pedersen and his tireless efforts towards a UN-sponsored political solution in line with UN Resolution 2254- Security Council reaffirmed. We remain deeply concerned by the humanitarian emergency in Syria and the continued stireless efforts towards a UN-sponsored political solution in line with UN Resolution 2254- Security Council reaffirmed. We remain deeply concerned by the humanitarian emergency in Syria and the continued suffering of the Syrian people. We have stressed the importance of continuing humanitarian assistance to save lives and transitional assistance using all means throughout Syria including through the expansion and extension of the Cross-Border Assistance Mechanism under UN Resolution 2642-Security Council to which there is no alternative in terms of its scope and scope. We also underlined the need to continue to press for accountability for all atrocities and violations of international law committed in Syria including the use of chemical weapons and for a full clarification of the fate of the missing.ension of the Cross-Border Assistance Mechanism under UN Resolution 2642-Security Council to which there is no alternative in terms of its scope and scope. We also underlined the need to continue to press for accountability for all atrocities and violations of international law committed in Syria including the use of chemical weapons and for a full clarification of the fate of the missing.
