He said that Jordan is doing everything it can to provide a decent life for the refugees, "but what we affirm is that the future of the refugees is in their country, and the solution to the refugee issue is in their return to their country," and this requires creating conditions that ensure their return and provide them with a decent life. "Our efforts are continuing to invest in the necessary infrastructure to encourage the voluntary return of refugees and provide them with the requirements for a decent life in their country," he added. Safadi also stressed the need to cooperate with the international community in efforts to resolve the Syrian crisis, because the sanctions are imposed by the international community, "and we must follow a path that takes us towards creating conditions that allow the end of these sanctions and Syria's full recovery." Safadi added that great difficulties face efforts to reach a political solution to the crisis, "However, we realize the inevitability of this effort because resolving the Syrian crisis is a fundamental interest for Syria and the brotherly Syrian people, and an interest for us in the region and an interest for the world as well, because the consequences of this crisis were reflected not only in our region, but also outside it." "We have a lot of work ahead of us, a great effort ahead of us, we agree on the foundations on which we must proceed, and the Amman Declaration is a roadmap that we are moving towards its implementation and progress towards a final solution to this crisis," Safadi said.

Source: Jordan News Agency