Mouna Ghanem, one of the opposition leaders who met with Kofi Annan, told Al Jazeera on the phone from Damascus:

This was the first meeting with Mr. Annan for us, and with other groups.

We provided him with our perspectives and our ideas about the best way to solve the situation  and also we submitted to him our proposal a mediation group, of international personalities to work for peace building and democracy building as well.
 
Also we explained to him the situation on the ground and the necessity to work to stop the violence immediately, and also to find ways to solve the armed conflict on the ground.

We [Her group] think that the fragmentation or division in the opposition comes from in the international community. We think this will end once there's an agreement in the international community on how to solve the situation.

This problem was created by some countries who contributed to this division.