Musa: Kurdish political movement is responsible for Kurdish people's fate

The Secretary of the Kurdish Left Party in Syria called on the Kurdish political parties to be willful, aware of the specificity of the stage the Kurdish people are going through, and said: "The Kurdish political movement is now responsible for the fate of the Kurdish people, and history will not forget that."

19 December, 2019 04:57

QAMISHLO_ AHEMD SAMIR

Several Kurdish parties inside and abroad launched initiatives to unify the Kurdish row, the most recent of which is the initiative of Kurdish artists and intellectuals in the German city of Cologne, and the initiative of the Commander- in- Chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazloum Abdi. These initiatives met with a popular response, given their importance in this phase in the northern regions attacks by the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries. In this regard, the secretary of the Kurdish Left Party in Syria, Muhammad Musa, sees a slowdown in the issue of Kurdish national unity and the initiatives launched.

Musa referred to a series of initiatives to unify the Kurdish ranks in Rojava, such as the initiative Hewler 1, Hewler 2, and Dohuk, and said, "It was more appropriate for the political movement to unite its ranks with the launch of the first initiatives, and to adopt a political project. The initiatives brought the destination of the political parties closer, but they could not unify the row on the ground."

An agreement was held in the city of Hewler in the Kurdistan region on June 11, 2012 between the Kurdish National Council, which included several Kurdish political parties in Rojava, and the People's Assembly for Western Kurdistan, which included several parties and women's and youth organizations, with the aim of unifying the Kurdish political discourse. It was followed by the Hewler II and Dohok meetings, but this agreement did not last long, as a result of the association of some parties in the National Assembly with external agendas.

Mohammad Musa noted the initiative launched by the Kurdistan National Congress Committee - Rojava at the beginning of this year, and said: "There were efforts by the Kurdistan National Congress Committee - Rojava branch with the aim of uniting the Kurdish ranks, and the committee met with several political parties, but it was not crowned with success as a result of refusal Some of the political parties involved and their positions on national unity are not clear. "

The Secretary of the Kurdish Left Party in Syria, Muhammad Musa, believes that the initiative launched by the Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazloum Abdi, was important, and received a response at the Kurdish and Kurdish levels, and he said: "Because he developed relations with all Kurdish and Kurdish political parties, he listened to their views and position, and stressed parties and forces transcended their differences and contradictions at this stage to find appropriate solutions for the unity of the Kurdish fiancé.

The national project should not be marginalized

Mohammad Musa stressed the necessity of the parties that hinder the unity of the Kurdish rank from their arguments, and said: "The arguments and justifications that hinder the unity of political visions until now, as some claim that there are political detainees in the Autonomous Administration's prisons, despite the administration's assertion that these allegations are not true." He noted: "Even if there are detainees, the national project should not be marginalized, and if the political parties have any demands, they can be resolved by sitting on the table."

The secretary of the Kurdish Left Party in Syria, Muhammad Musa, stated that a dispute had broken out between the Kurdish political movement in Başûr Kurdistan in the nineties, between the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Iraq, and said: “A war broke out between the two parties and had severe repercussions for the Kurdish people. And after that, thousands lost their lives, and in the end the two parties put their differences aside, and they agreed on the Kurdistan Region project within a federal Iraq.

The Secretary of the Kurdish Left Party in Syria called on the Kurdish political parties to be willing and aware of the specificity of the stage the Kurdish people are going through, and he said: “The Kurdish political movement now is responsible for the fate of the Kurdish people and history will not forget that.” He noted: "If there are differences between us, there are common points that also unite, and that is that we are one people and we live on one land."

(T/S)

ANHA