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STORY: GENEVA / SYRIAN CONSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE
TRT: 04:01
SOURCE: UNTV CH
RESTRICTIONS: NONE
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / NATS
DATELINE: 01 DECEMBER 2020 GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
1. Wide shot, exterior, Palais des Nations
2. Tracking shot, minibuses parking and side door sliding open, delegate emerges and enters the building
3. Various shots, delegates emerging from minibus and entering the building
4. Close up, Syrian Constitutional Committee banner
5. Med shot, minibus parking and side door slides opening, Syrian Constitutional Committee co-chair for the Opposition Hadi Albahra and delegates emerging and entering the building
6. Med shot, delegates emerge from the minibus and enter the building
7. Med shot, minibus parking and side door slides opening, Syrian Constitutional Committee co-chair Ahmad Kuzbari (Government of Syria) emerging and entering the building
8. Med shot, minibus parking and side door slides opening, delegates emerging and entering the building
9. Med shot, UN Special Envoy Geir Pedersen entering meeting room and greeting the delegates while walking
10. Close up, Pedersen greeting delegates
11. Tracking shot, Kuzbari walking through the meeting room
12. Med shot, Kuzbari looking in his briefcase and talking to Pedersen
13. Med shot, Kuzbari, Pedersen and Albahra seated at their desk
14. Med shot, Albahra, seated, looking around
15. Med shot, Kuzbari in foreground, Pedersen and Albahra seated at their desk
The fourth session of Syria's Constitutional Committee facilitated by the United Nations Special Envoy for Syria Geir Pedersen begun Monday (30 Nov) in Geneva and will continue until Friday (4 Dec).
The delegations, led by co-chair Ahmad Kuzbari, representing the Syrian government, and co-chair Hadi Albahra for the Opposition, arrived at the Palais del Nations and were greeted by Pedersen.
The Constitutional Committee first convened in October last year. The planned second round of talks, scheduled for November was postponed over disagreements on the agenda, and since then has been delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
