Harold Forsyth: OAS Permanent Council to rule on high-level mission report next week

Ambassador Harold Forsythe, Representative of Peru to the Organization of American States (OAS), calculated this Friday that next week permanent council body will decide on the report of the high-level mission.

AT News extensionYes, Harold Forsyth He clarified that the presentation of a preliminary report the day before by six foreign ministers corresponds to the “first stage”, for which the position of the Permanent Council on the document is now expected.

“All political forces, all civil society organizations and representatives of the state communicated with them. They had 27 interviews. So, they found conclusions, made their diagnosis, but the main thing is the recommendations that they formulated. this is the first stage, their preliminary report is already ready, now what follows is what will be issued by the Permanent Council, which is the highest body OASwho will have a position on this final report,” he explained.

“Main Aspect” of the report

Harold Forsyth underlined that the “core aspect” of the preliminary report of the High-level Mission OAS recommendations such as dialogue, political truce and respect Constitutional Court.

“The political truce, as the second point, as the first point, is to direct the dialogue between the authorities of the state, between civil society organizations, between the Catholic Church, the Bishops’ Conference, which met with the High Level Panel, among everything that we could call for manpower, guide this dialogue and instruct the executive branch to implement initiatives in this sense, which, I hope, will be in line with this task,” he said.

Also, Harold Forsyth He stressed that the dialogue will be carried out with “international accompaniment.”

“The Permanent Council will be held in the coming days OAS who will decide on this, and this is what will have the final legal effect. This should happen, I expect, on Thursday or Friday of next week,” he said.

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