Al-Qaftan: We seek to build relations with neighboring countries to end Syria's suffering

The head of the Syria Future Party Ibrahim al-Qaftan said that they are seeking to build relations with the neighboring countries to secure the borders of Syria and end the crisis of the Syrian people in addition to returning the displaced to their homes during a meeting held by the party in Zana Compound in al-Kornish neighborhood in Qamişlo city.

Al-Qaftan: We seek to build relations with neighboring countries to end Syria's suffering
13 May, 2018   15:01

QAMIŞLO

Under the slogan, “Syria Is Democratic, Pluralistic, and non-Central,” the Syria Future Party held a meeting for the residents of Qamişlo canton at Zana Compound in al-Kornish neighborhood in Qamişlo city in order to explain the recent situations in Syria and the objectives that the party pursued to.

Al-Qaftan said, "We aim through our party to restore security to our country, stop the bleeding of the Syrian blood and stop the cycle of war in Syria which has brought nothing since the beginning of the crisis except for ruination and the displacement of our people. Our main principle in the party is to head towards the political solution through holding negotiations and dialogues with all political parties in Syria and abroad."

Al-Qaftan stressed on the adherence to the unity of the Syrian territories and the rejection of all forms of occupation of the Syrian territories, stressing on their work internally to reach all the Syrian people in all its components and spectrum, to reach a formula for a common solution that guarantees all its legitimate rights away from racism and discrimination among the components.

On foreign relations, al-Qaftan pointed out that they are working to open channels of dialogue with all the regional and international countries, especially Syria's neighboring countries such as Turkey and Iraq to secure the borders of the country and seek consensuses that would end the crisis of the Syrian people and return all the displaced to their homes.

Ibrahim al-Qaftan, the head of the Future Syria Party said, "We are working hard to build a pluralistic and non-central Syria and to ensure stability throughout the country."

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ANHA