A/HRC/34/5 109.69 Continue supporting dialogue and international efforts to move towards a political solution, which is the exclusive responsibility of the Syrian people in their own right to self-determination without any foreign interference (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 109.70 Continue to seek a political solution to the crisis based on dialogue and reconciliation between the Syrian parties without foreign intervention in the internal affairs of the Syrian Arab Republic (Algeria); 109.71 Resume efforts to find a negotiated political solution to the Syrian people’s tragedy (Argentina); 109.72 Continue endeavours to advance the process of political settlement to the Syrian issue (China); 109.73 Maintain the position that the solution to the crisis in the country is political and should be based on a national dialogue under the aegis of the Syrian people and without preconditions (Cuba); 109.74 Work diligently to stop the war and end the conflict in the Syrian Arab Republic by bringing all efforts to achieve a political settlement by the Syrians themselves and have control over it in accordance with the Geneva communiqué (Egypt); 109.75 Renew all efforts to foster dialogue and to find a political solution to the ongoing conflict so as to bring stability to society through the protection of the human rights of all civilians (Holy See); 109.76 Respect and fully engage in international efforts towards a political settlement (Iceland); 109.77 Facilitate and enhance the dialogue process among all relevant stakeholders in the Syrian Arab Republic in order to find a lasting, peaceful solution and to immediately end any form of violence and destruction of civil and public facilities (Indonesia); 109.78 Continue its efforts towards national reconciliation (Cuba); 109.79 Cooperate with the United Nations human rights mechanisms (Republic of Korea); 109.80 Extend a standing invitation to all special representatives of the United Nations (the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia); Issue standing invitations to all special procedure mandate holders (Ghana); 109.81 Make efforts to improve cooperation with human rights mechanisms and special procedures by extending to them a standing invitation (El Salvador); 109.82 Cooperate with the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances (Belgium); 109.83 Allow independent access to United Nations entities, including OHCHR, to all areas, to enable them to monitor the prevailing human rights situation (Ghana); 109.84 Strengthen the deployment of specific measures to foster the rights of vulnerable social groups, including children, adolescents, women, refugees and internally displaced people, as well as persons with disabilities (Ecuador); 17