CLEAN : Syria rebels must realise they have not won war: UN

The transcript discusses the need for a sustainable political process post-liberation of Raqqa. It emphasizes the importance of both the government and opposition engaging in realistic and unified negotiations. Failure to do so could lead to negative outcomes like guerrilla warfare and lack of interest in reconstruction. The transcript calls for influential countries to encourage negotiations, highlighting the improved military situation as a reason to act now.

Why is it important for the government to negotiate rather than declare victory after liberating Raqqa?

• To strengthen military power

• To gain more territory

• To avoid international criticism

• To ensure a sustainable political process

What is the main challenge for the opposition in the political process?

• Securing financial aid

• Increasing military strength

• Gaining international support

• Unifying and accepting they did not win the war

What is the basis for the needed political negotiations?

• Cultural exchanges

• Resolution 2254

• Military agreements

• Economic treaties

What could be a potential consequence of failing to negotiate politically?

• Improved diplomatic relations

• Economic growth

• Resurgence of conflict

• Increased international investment

What might happen if countries are not interested in reconstruction?

• Continued conflict and instability

• Increased tourism

• Economic prosperity

• Political stability