"We have not decided yet if we will participate in the Geneva meeting. Our attendance depends on whether all sides [to the talks] deliver on their promises under Articles 12, 13, and 14 of the UN Resolution 2254," George Sabra said.
The deputy head of the opposition delegation added that his delegation had not been officially notified about the March 7 deadline for the start of the intra-Syrian talks. He could not confirm reports that Cairo was a tentative venue for an opposition meeting next month.
The UN Security Council Resolution 2254 was adopted last December. It reaffirmed the previous agreements to end the bombardment of civilians in Syria, bring the entire spectrum of political groups in the war-torn country to the negotiating table and promote a lasting political resolution to the crisis.
