FSP aims to re-create confidence among Syrians

The Future Syria Party (FSP) made it clear that the party's aim is to re-construct the bridges of confidence among all the components and spectrums of the Syrian people from the West to the East, and from the North to the South during a meeting held in Tel Hamis district in Qamişlo canton in al-Jazeera region.

FSP aims to re-create confidence among Syrians
22 July, 2018   12:35

QAMIŞLO

The Future Syria Party (FSP) organized on Sunday a meeting at the Cultural Center in Tel Hamis district in al-Jazeera region north of Syria in order to identify the meeting and explain its essence and political goals.

Hundreds of the districts' residents, the members of the districts and towns' councils, the members of the organizational office of the Syria Party; Mwafaq al-Ahmed, Malek al-Asmer and Asmehan Ibrahim and the Youth Office Mohammed Dekhil attended the meeting.

Mwafaq al-Ahmed read in the beginning of the meeting the rules of procedure of the FSP, and how the party was established by all the spectrums and components of Syria.

Al-Ahmed made clear that Syria is witnessing a true crisis in the result of the war of interests and the foreign intervention into the Syrian situation. Al-Ahmed noted that re-weaving the bridges of confidence among all the Syrians is the purpose of the FSP. Al-Ahmed said, "The party's intention is to find a peaceful political solution far from militarization.

Al-Ahmed noted that whoever thinks that the Syrian crisis has ended by eliminating IS mercenaries is wrong because the Syrian crisis did not begin with IS to end with them. In addition, there is an intellectual conflict in Syria between bourgeoisie and democracy.

Asmehan Ibrahim, the member of the FSP turned to how the party was established and said, "We have taken the roots of Syria's history and considered them, and then established this party with the participation of all the Syrian people."

Asmehan Ibrahim made clear that they hope the FSP to enlighten Syria's future, and she noted that the war in Syria has lasted for 8 years whose outcomes have not paid anything, and the Syrian people must be well-aware and spread confidence among themselves.

Asmehan Ibrahim also stated that the FSP consider the women's issue as the rest issue concerned to Syria, and the women are the basis of establishing a democratic and free society.

The meeting ended with proposing questions and requirements about the party and its essence by the attendees.

It is worth mentioning that the FSP was established in March 27 in al-Raqqa city during the first constitutional conference of the party.

D.H

ANHA