Ibrahim al-Kaftan: We hope to sit at dialogue table, stop the bloodshed

Future Syria Party's Head Ibrahim al-Kaftan stressed the need to sit at the dialogue table and stop the wars and bloodshed in general.

Ibrahim al-Kaftan: We hope to sit at dialogue table, stop the bloodshed
1 September, 2019   04:07
MABNBIJ

On World Peace Day, the Syrian people blood is still flowing in many areas of Syria, who have severely suffered since 9 years from exodus and murder, and the war continues in killing the Syrian people and in particular in Idlib province.

In this regard, on the occasion of World Peace Day, the Head of the Future Syria Party, Ibrahim al-Kaftan, told Hawar news agency (ANHA) about the importance of establishing peace in the whole world.

'There is no peace day for Syrians in crisis'

Al-Kaftan said at the beginning of his speech: "What we seek through our program and aspirations with all political forces, whether internal, regional or international, we hope that world peace is one of the most important fundamentals of the international community and regional countries, especially that Syria is going through a crisis for nine years, this crisis proves that there is no day called World Peace Day for the Syrians. "

'What we aim for is peace throughout the world'

"What we want is to live together with all countries and peoples," he said. We in the Future Syria Party always emphasize that Syria is part of its regional and international environment, what we seek is that peace prevails throughout the world. We do not wish for wars or bloodshed in any part of the world there will be wars, bloodshed, displacement or displacement. There will be no day for world peace."

'The only solution to peace is to sit at the table'

He stressed that the only solution to establish peace is to sit at the table of dialogue, and stop the war: "We must understand world peace, a real philosophy within man, and from the international values that we seek and the human values they have set, I want to address the world on behalf of the Future Syria Party, Through free voices, we wish to sit at the table of dialogue, stop the bloodshed, and stop fighting, so that there will be world peace in Syria, and that this peace will prevail in all parts of the earth. "

And about the Syrian city of Idlib Ibrahim al-Kaftan: "We see today in the Syrian city of Idlib massacres, killing, and displacement of the people of the city, what we see is not a real war against terrorism in Idlib, in fact there are some terrorist blocs adopted by some countries, but those who suffer from the people of Idlib city are."

Al-Kaftan called on all countries in general and the Syrian regime and Russia in particular to stop the fighting in the city of Idlib and injecting blood and continued to talk: "The Syrian government, and Russia, all countries must stop the displacement and killings in Idlib, and we, in our turn, stand with all the people of Syria anywhere to stop this unjustified displacement under the pretext of fighting terrorism or others. "

'We reject demographic change'

Ibrahim al-Kaftan also stressed the rejection of demographic change in the region, noting what happened in the city of Afrin and other occupied areas: "We have fought terrorism in this region for four years, but there was no displacement like in Idlib, especially the displacement towards Turkish territories, Turkey and some other countries have a role to play, we want the people of Idlib to remain in their city, and we reject demographic change, as happened in Afrin and other areas."

Future Syria Party 's Head Ibrahim al-Kaftan concluded by saying: "We hope that peace will prevail in all Syrian territories, and we hope that peace will prevail at the regional and international level, if the peace prevail in whole world, it will prevail in Syrian territory, and if it happens in Syrian territory, it will prevail in the rest of our regions or neighboring countries, this peace they want to not only want to be in a narrow circle, we say World Peace Day, so it includes the entire world and not confined to a particular region, or a particular country, or a particular country.

(T/S)

ANHA