Brussels: Europe and the Arabs
The British government continued to direct harsh criticism of the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and through a tweet to the government spokeswoman in the Middle East, Rosie Diaz, she spoke about the Syrian regime and the recent crisis that the country was exposed to as a result of the devastating earthquake. The Assad regime is heading towards them..a regime that continued to target even the affected areas..it is not surprising from a regime that, over the course of 12 years, has killed and displaced its own people! The British government addressed, through a tweet to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the impact of what is happening in Syria on neighboring countries and said, because of the war in Syria,
Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq witnessed a decline in the growth of the gross domestic product, and Turkey needs to ensure the security of its borders with Syria and Syrian exports.

For its part, the European Union said that today marks the 12th anniversary of the outbreak of the tragic and bloody conflict in Syria. The European Union calls for the revival of the political process led by the UN Special Envoy
  Under Security Council Resolution No. 2254, which is the only way to achieve sustainable peace.