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Original Message From: Francois Carrel-Billiard To: Terje Rod-Larsen; Andrea Pfanzelter Sent: Wed Jul 18 12:49:21 2012 =ubject: FW: Syria Dear Terje, Please find below a message from Abdullah Alsaidi re: Syria. Best, F Original Message From: Abdullah Alsaidi Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2012 9:

9:35 PM To: Francois Carrel-Billiard Cc: Peter Gastrow; Francesco Mancini Subject: Syria Dear Francois, I met today with Ms. Basama Kadmani, of the Syrian National Council, who is=visiting New York to lobby members of the Security Council. I learned from=her the followings: 1.The United States forbid Gulf States from

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I conference offers an opportunity to address these dangers. But risks abound. We still do not know who will represent the Syrian opposition, or if the Syrian National Council — which demands that Assad step down unconditionally — will even be there. The regime, for its part, wants the conference to focus on combating the

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ition. Once the opposition knows real outside help is on the way, it should be possible over time to build a coherent political leadership based on the Syrian National Council as well as a manageable command and control structure for the Free Syrian Army, both of which are now weak and divided. This will be difficult and

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nd Yemen. In Istanbul this month, I encountered the variety, and the normalcy, of this rebellion in extended discussions with prominent figures of the Syrian National Council. There was the senior diplomat who had grown weary of being a functionary of so sullied a regime. There was a businessman of means, from Aleppo, w