MUNICH, Germany - Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Saturday all parties should work to ensure the Syrian peace talks were truly representative and reflect the whole spectrum of Syrian society. The minister told the Munich Security Conference Russia welcomed the "modest but important" result of the recent talks between the Syrian government and opposition in Geneva, and hoped the result would be deepened and extended in the next round.Russia could do nothing alone to resolve the Syrian crisis, he said.

All external actors should be involved in the process and insist on parties staying at the negotiating table and not slamming the door.During this process, one should not promote the parties they support as the only legitimate representatives of the Syrian people. Instead, they should do their best to make sure delegations at the negotiating table represented the whole spectrum of Syrian society, Lavrov said."This is the key to success," he said, adding Russia was in daily contact with the Syrian government and opposition groups, and head of National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces Ahmad Jarba would visit Moscow next week."I urge my European colleagues to do the same," Lavrov said. (Xinhua)