15:03, 13 Augustos 2012 Monday
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Assad welcomes talks with opposition, says ambassador
"The main condition is that these discussions take place under the supervision of the president."
World Bulletin / News Desk
Syria's government would welcome dialogue with opposition parties in order to bring an end to armed conflict, Syria's ambassador to Tehran was quoted as saying on Monday by Iranian media.
"The government of (President) Bashar al-Assad welcomes logical discussions with opposition parties in Syria," said Hamed Hassan, according to Iran's state news agency IRNA.
"The main condition is that these discussions take place under the supervision of the president."
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