Damascus-SANA
The resumption of Syria's participation in the Arab League and its attendance at the summit in Jeddah left positive effects on writers, writers and intellectuals in a common vision of the reality of the Arab nation and its future.
The President of the Arab Writers Union, Dr. Muhammad Al-Hourani, stressed that Syria's participation during the Jeddah Summit captured the attention of the audience and Arab and international public opinion, pointing out that Syria defended the constants on behalf of the entire nation, and it carries the depth, culture and awareness of Arabism and defending the concept of identity and belonging among the sons of the nation, a concept that was targeted in many wars that the nation in general and Syria in particular were subjected to, especially in the last decade.
The Iraqi writer Abdul Reda al-Hamid, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Al-Arabiya, said that Syria has won its battle against terrorism, and in attempts to change the compass of its constants and national decision, indicating that the Arab League has won the return of Syria to it, as it is the secret and title of the nation and the heart of its Arabism.
Dr. Issa Darwish pointed out that Syria, despite everything that happened, and the terrorist war it was subjected to, dealt with love and loyalty with the Arab peoples, stressing that all free Arabs are waiting for Syria's victory, and saw its active presence at the summit and its preservation of its principles and national belonging.
Dr. Fayez Ezzeddine pointed out that the resumption of Syria's participation in the Arab League is an important shift in the Arab system, and will contribute to strengthening the strength of the Arabs and the security and stability of the region, whose security and stability the West is trying to tamper.
The writer Sami Taha, Director of Hama Culture, considered that the Jeddah summit is the summit of reunion in the sense of the word, indicating that the return of Syria with this honorable presence after suffering from war and terrorism and that the welcome of all Arabs to this return is a victory for Arab solidarity, which formed and constitutes Syria one of its main pillars.
Dr. Jihad Bakflouni, a member of the Executive Office of the Arab Writers Union, stressed that Syria has never lost its faith in Arab solidarity in the darkest circumstances, and has remained attached to Arabism as a renewed living faith, and its return to the Arab League is a strength for Arabs and Syria, and this matter must be dealt with rationally.
Muhammad Khalid Alkhidr
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