The delegation of the Syrian opposition will arrive at negotiations in Geneva until the end of the day

The delegation of the Syrian opposition will arrive in Geneva to participate in intersiral negotiations on Saturday evening, reports TASS with reference to the representative of the Supreme Committee on negotiations (BCP). The day before, the opposition gave its consent after the guarantees provided by the United States and the UN.

The diplomat said that the meeting of the opposition with the representative of the UN Secretary General in Syria Stefan de Mistura could take place on Sunday.

The information was also confirmed by Reuters by one of the leaders of the delegation Riad Naasan Aga: "We are heading to Geneva to verify the seriousness of the promises of the international community given by the Syrian people, as well as the seriousness of the regime in fulfilling their humanitarian obligations."

According to the media, the delegation formed in Riyadia consists of 17 negotiators of the committee and 25 more representatives of the CPSU.

Negotiations should be the first to be the five -year history of the conflict in Syria, who claimed life, according to the UN, more than 250 thousand people.

On January 29, the first day of negotiations on the settlement of the Syrian crisis started at the UN headquarters in Geneva, but the main opposition group of Syrian rebels did not come to them. Until the last moment, the CPSU refused to participate, considering that the next round of negotiations did not portend him anything good. The United States persuaded the opposition to take part in the negotiations "without preliminary conditions", however, the CPSU did not suit such a position, more and more close to the Russian.

Earlier, the Russian Permanent Representative of the UN in Geneva, Alexei Borodavkin, said that on February 1 and 2, the UN Special Representative for Syria, Stefan de Miscisture, should meet with a moderate Syrian opposition.

Plans of peaceful life

The plan of the peaceful settlement of the crisis in Syria suggests that after negotiations in Geneva in the republic a security committee will appear and a partial amnesty will be held for some representatives of the Syrian government and the army, as well as for leaders and fighters of a moderate opposition. It is planned to do this by April. Then the transition government should be created.

In May, as expected, the Syrian parliament will be dissolved. The UN Security Council recognizes the transition government and set out further steps to transfer power to the SAR. They will include political reforms, the appointment of a temporary legislative body and an international conference to find funds to finance a change in political regime.

Over the next six months - until November 2016 - a project of the new Constitution of Syria will be drawn up, which will be submitted to the general Syrian referendum. According to the schedule, it will take place in January 2017.