"We have indeed changed the French doctrine towards Syria in order to have results and work very closely with our partners, in particular the United States of America," Macron said during a joint press conference with US head of state Donald Trump.
The French head of state saw fruitless to ask al-Assad to leave, saying he is working with his American counterpart to forge concrete alternative able to prepare post war period.
"We have one main objective: the eradication of all terrorist groups... to have a political long-term and inclusive solution," he said.
He said working to initiate a contact group including main five world powers, Arab sates, representatives from opposition and the Syrian government in order "to build a long-term political stability."
France joined US-led international coalition to fight Islamic State (IS) fighters in Iraq in 2014. A year after it deployed its fighter jets to strike IS targets in Syria, the IS claimed responsibility for fatal attacks which left 130 victims in Paris.
"On the Iraq-Syria situation, we have agreed to continue working together, in particular on the building of a roadmap for the post-war period," Macron said.
[globaltimes.cn/Xinhua]
14/7/17
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