Arab and International Campaign to Break the Siege on Syria: Necessary contacts continue to make Arab Brotherhood Convoy initiative a success ...Syria

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Beirut-SANA – The Follow-up Committee of the Arab and International Campaign to Break the Siege on Syria renewed its call on the Arab countries and the international community to continue their support for the Syrian people in facing the effects of the devastating earthquake. The participants in the committee’s weekly meeting, held on Friday, decided, via videoconference, to launch “The Arab Brotherhood Convoy to Break the Siege on Syria,” which is scheduled to go to Damascus from all Arab capitals, and to keep the contacts necessary for the success of this national and humanitarian initiative at the same time. The participants agreed to communicate with the Federation of Arab Engineers, the

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