jane arraf, al jazeera, zatarie camp, jordan. >> i've been speaking to the new are u.n. high commissioner, filippo grandi. >> so irresponsibly by politicians, this is extremely serious and grave and has to be reversed. i think that first of all, finding solutions to the flow of refugees would be the best antidote to this situation, it's complex and requires complex political solutions, would send a message that disorder is over and that this flow can be managed in a manner that does justice to the people themselves, avoiding a lot of suffering, along the way but also, reassures the hosting countries that the flow can be to a certain extent managed in a way that is less threatening to the citizens of that country. but this is only one of the way that the situation has to be addressed. inevitably, resettlement movements, resettlement programs will be fairly limited. we would be lucky i think if we were able to resettle, say, 10% of the refugee population, the syrian refugee population. this is about 450,000 people. it is a lot of people but we should not forget that the ho

syrian government delegation headed by the country's ambassador to the united nations, bashar al jane arraf. jafray. mr. de mistera said he was optimistic. >> i have good reason to believe they are actually considering this very seriously. and therefore to be in a position on probably sunday to actually start the discussions with them, in order to be able to proceed with the inter-syrian talks. >> one opposition member already in geneva later confirmed that her colleagues would be here in a matter of hours. >> we just want to let you know that yes, we are coming we are going to start discussing with the u.n. about our two important fights humanitarian and political detainees. this is what is important for us, we are preparing the fight, the team is coming tomorrow and you will hear the details later. >> the decision has been a difficult one for the high negotiating commission. they say they've been given assurances not just by the u.n. but by the u.s. and russia there will be measures to alleviate the humanitarian situation and some of the concerns they've raised in the coming days. they sa

jane arraf, al jazeera, zatarie camp jordan. >> talking to felipe grande he told me a political solution must be found in order stop the crisis. >> probably the greatest necessity so to reaffirm for the international community this this is the largest crisis of forced displacement in the world. and that solutions for had crisis are needed urgently. refugees need protection. displaced people need protection wherever they flee. and that communities and nations hosting them also need support. there has to be a greater notion of burden-sharing, of responsibility-sharing, in the international community, so that the countries that are bearing the greatest burden, jordan is one of them, turkey, lebanon, iraq, egypt are the others, so these countries, the burden on these countries can be relieved and it can be shared more widely among the nation of the world. >> you mention the sharing of responsibility, better sharing of responsibility, shared globally and in an orderly way, that's what you have suggested. how do you turn that from an ambition to a reality? because of course we've all been sayi