Syria has rejected the Arab League plan for President Bashar al-Assad to hand over the power to the Vice President.
The Syrian Television quoted an official saying the initiative was a direct interference in the internal affairs of the country.
He said Syria rejects the decisions taken which are outside an Arab working plan, and considers them an attack on its national sovereignty and a flagrant interference in internal affairs.
The Syrian official was quoted saying that Arab League should rather try to stop the financing and arming of terrorists.
The Arab League in its meeting on Sunday came out with a plan under which President Assad hands over the power to the Vice President and a national unity government is formed within two months. It called upon the Syrian Government to start a dialogue with the opposition in two weeks.
The Unity Government should elect a council in three months to write a constitution. It should also prepare for parliamentary and Presidential elections.
The Arab League Foreign Ministers also asked the U.N. Security Council to support the plan to resolve the crisis in Syria.
