stance of the saudi arabi our on the current situation in the middle east including the situation with qatar. we reaffirmed our position that we believe the situation should be resolved through negotiations. which would take the interest of all parties involved into consideration so we support. the intermediary efforts. of kuwait and also recently the us are taking. over so we believe. that cooperation within the region is key to resolving the many issues that exist in the region we hope that negotiations will facilitate okro corporation in different areas and will help our countries. to resolve the many issues and. help those to stab belies the situation in the region. some of the commercial break. good afternoon rush today. you see many in the world say that the syrian crisis should be resolved through political means only so can we say that day russia and saudi arabia's position on the issue is more aligned. and as for the opposition uniting into a single delegation. is it realistic that they would not put forward a precondition swell they come to the negotiations table. yes. and. t

as for the second part of your question yes we are actively support change saudi arabi is efforts to unite the syrian opposition into one delegation. the platform for those was defined in the security council resolution twenty two fifty four. it lists the mosque or. other groups. that participation of whom is necessary and it also says that only syrians should decide on the future of syria and libya leave when this unification how tense we need to more to weights remembers of the delegation to work out a platform that would help them achieve this of course the resolution twenty two fifty four contains no conditions for launching negotiations or has no alternate to this or one side to demands so i think that when the opposition does for a. a single decadent delegation and i think it will happen. we will recommend them to work out a constructive position to help with the geneva negotiations and as for the persian gulf crisis we are interested in the efforts that are being undertaken now. are fruitful and that there can be peace and stability restored. as for syria. i think that what's.

therere are no -- or is no evididence thahat saudi a arabis been able to i investigate itsef and itss violations by itself. and that is why many coununtries and many international organizations, including amnesty international, have been calling for ththe establishment for this international inquiry. so it will be a close vote if the vote happens there say or friday. it is going to be close. i think out of the 47 members of ththe human rights council, it s a must split now. we're all watchining very close. that it will pass. because having an international body to investigate these war tomes is extremely important hold individuals and governments who have committed violations, to hold them accountable and to ensure that future attacks will also be investigated and any potential crimes will not go unpunished. amy: raed jarrar, thank you for being with us, advocacy director for the middle east and north africa at amnesty international. later in the broadcast, we will look at the nuclear ban that over 50 countries have signed onto, the nuclear weapons ban. gathert up, thousands outside w