'Solving the Syrian crisis lies in building a democratic Syria for all Syrians'

QAMISHLO

Today, a delegation from the Syrian internal opposition visited the Foreign Relations Office in al-Jazeera region in Qamishlo city, and was received by the co-chair of the Foreign Relations Office of  Autonomous Administration of North-East Syria Abdul Karim Omar.

Syrian opposition delegation included  Bassel Kuweifi, head of the opposition Democratic National Bloc in Syria, Wissam Osman, a member of the Syrian Democratic Council, Bassel Naqieddine, head of the National Movement, Anam Nayouf, coordinator of the Syrian Women's Council in the Syrian coast and Asman Mesharaqa the member in the Syrian Women's Council.

The delegation also discussed with the co-chair of Foreign Relations Office in the Democratic Autonomous Administration in North and East Syria, Abdel Karim Omar, the status quo in Syria, and the reason for the failure of the Arab spring revolutions in the region was that they did not have a program and a project they aspired to, especially the Muslim Brotherhood wanted to steal revolutions to reproduce their system.

Omar explained that as a Democratic Autonomous Administration in North and East Syria, they aim to change the structure of the existing regime and establish a democratic system in which all Syrians are entitled to participate.

The participants pointed out that the war against IS still exists, but ways must be found to solve the Syrian crisis. They pointed out that solving the Syrian crisis lies in building a democratic Syria for all Syrians. Otherwise, dozens of terrorist organizations such as IS will appear in different names.

The delegation will participate in the Syrian-Syrian dialogue, which will be held at the invitation of the Syrian Democratic Council under the slogan "Syrian Dialogue, construction and Progress" in Ain Issa area of ​​Girê Spî/Tal Abyad canton.

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ANHA