Nujin Yousef: Syrian crisis to be achieved by Syrians

AL-HASAKAH

The Syrian Democratic Youth Council organized a meeting in its center in al-Kelasa neighborhood of al-Hasakah city to explain the latest developments in Syria and the area.

The meeting, which began with holding a minute of silence, was attended by dozens of youths from al-Hasaka, as well as the head of the Women's Bureau of the Syrian Democratic Council Nujin Yousef.

Nujin Yousef said, "We started with the youths and we will establish our revolution by youths. The youths have established themselves and the youths are an integral part of the political, military, cultural and social organization."

Nujin Yousef pointed out that during the 7 years of the Syrian crisis, they have faced many problems and attacks, and to stand against them, they formed the Democratic Autonomous Administrations (DAA) in which all components participated and managed to liberate many cities in northern Syria from IS mercenaries despite many parties attempted to thwart the democratic project.

Nujin Youssef stressed that they, in the Syrian Democratic Council (MSD), and during their discussions with the Syrian regime in Damascus, emphasized a strategic approach to build a decentralized and democratic Syria that guarantees the rights of all components, sects and religions.

Nujin added, "We want to create a policy that represents all the peoples in Syria, representing the will of the Syrian people. We want a strategic policy with democratic and decentralized slogans."

The head of the Women's Bureau of MSD considered that the solution of the Syrian crisis could be achieved through the efforts of the Syrians themselves, and that the foreign countries cannot solve the Syrian crisis.

The meeting concluded by calling on all Syrian parties to hold a Syrian-Syrian dialogue in order to build a democratic Syria far-off the external dictates.

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ANHA