Arab, Western powers say no future role for Assad

October 22, 2013 22:15

A group of Arab and the Western countries today agreed with Syria's moderate opposition that President Bashar al-Assad should have no role in any future Syrian government.

The group of 11 countries - Britain, Egypt, France, Germany, Jordan, Italy, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, the UAE and the US, dubbed as Friends of Syria - during talks with the opposition discussed ways to ensure that the Geneva II conference next month must be about a political transition in Syria away from the Assad regime.

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