Iran is no longer wanted in Syria by the new rulers so they should leave peacefully to save face and relations with the Arab world, the chairman of the Gulf Research Center Dr Abdulaziz Saqr says.
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00:00As al-Sharaf said that liberating Syria ensures the security of the region, the Gulf and Syria for the next 50 years.
00:10What do you make of these comments?
00:12I think he meant that Iran presents by using sectarianism as a tool of regional expansion
00:21and by endorsing certain militia because Iran always wanted to deal with militia
00:28but not with the state as a state.
00:30I think today they have a chance, honestly, in Iran to come out and say,
00:35as Assad used to say or they used to say,
00:38we have been in Syria because we were invited and we were asked by the Syrian regime.
00:44Today the Syrian regime is no longer there, so it's better they come out clearly and say,
00:49listen, we're no longer needed there.
00:52At least to have a safe-facing device in a way to leave some margin for a future reasonable relation to the Arab country.
01:02As he said, with no interventionist policy,
01:05with no imposing of any sort of ideology to the people in the Arab world and in Syria in particular.
01:12So if Syria settled today, if we are sure that the Iranian presence has been eliminated and out of Syria today,
01:20the rest of the country can enjoy a better peaceful and security in the region.