Ziad Watfa: Dialogue created positive atmosphere to unify democratic national opposition forces

Ziad Watfa pointed out that the Syrian-Syrian dialogue has created a positive atmosphere for the unification of the national opposition forces in light of the division it suffers from, stressing that any attempt for the resolution without the Syrian people will fail.

2 December, 2018 05:46

AIN ISSA

The member of the Coordination Body in the Democratic Change Movement Ziad Watfa's talk came during an interview held by ANHA agency on the importance of the Syrian-Syrian dialogue held in Ain Issa district in North Syria.

Ziad Watfa said that what happened in Ain Issa is a station of track stations, in which the organizing forces for it have decided to be open and not excluding any of the Syrian people within a consensus vision, at the time when the Syrian decision has withdrawn from the Syrians; "government and people."

Any way to resolve the Syrian crisis will fail if the Syrians do not participate.

Watfa stressed that anyone seeks to draw a road map or a political solution to Syria and delegates themselves as an agent for the Syrians without a role of the people, all endeavors will fail, for example the last meeting of Astana, which failed like previous meetings.

What was discussed in the Syrian-Syrian dialogue is an initial draft that all Syrians agree on

Watfa said that the importance of the Syrian-Syrian dialogue lies in the objective need for the Syrians to meet on their land and discuss the solution on their country's soil. He pointed out that the axes presented in the dialogue were very mature and could be a preliminary draft on which the Syrians agreed.

Watfa estimated the democratic experience of the Autonomous Administration which embraces all components and sects of the Syrian people, He pointed out that such dialogues create a positive and objective atmosphere for the unity of the democratic national opposition forces that believe in the political solution and seek to build a national, decentralized Syria where there would be no place for national, religious or sectarian extremism".

Dialogue is very important in light of divisions in Syria

He pointed out that such dialogues are very important in the absence of any form of consensual discourse of the opposition forces in light of the division, stressing that as opposition forces, they will seek to conduct such dialogues in all Syrian cities.

Ziad Watfa pointed out that the biggest obstacle is the inability of the political authority in Syria to deal positively, noting that the Democratic Syrian Council which organized the Syrian-Syrian dialogue, wanted to hold such a dialogue in Damascus to be a solution to the Syrian crisis."

ANHA