Furthermore, the Declaration of Jeddah strongly condemned the failure of the Syrian regime in the implementation of the UN Security Council resolution No. 2139, which calls for the delivery of humanitarian aid to Syrian civilians without obstacles, calling on all Member States and concerned international parties to further enhance their contributions in light of the growing number of Syrian refugees in neighboring countries, expressing concern about the developments of the situation in Libya and urging all Libyan parties to enter into a comprehensive national dialogue to reach a compromise solution ending the crisis. With regard to the situation in Central Africa Republic, it called for an immediate end to all forms of violence against Muslims there. The Declaration of Jeddah also expressed solidarity with Yemen, Mali, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Somalia, Cote d'Ivoire, Union of the Comoros, Djibouti, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as the people of Jammu and Kashmir, Turkish Cypriots and Kosovars in their ambitions toward peaceful and safe life, urging to stop the continuing violence and discrimination against the community of Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine State in Myanmar. --More 15:33 LOCAL TIME 12:33 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w