FSP’s office held political forum in Kobanê

Under the title “Displacement and Forced Displacement,” the Future Syria Party (FSP) held a symposium on Tuesday to explain the political situations and the repercussions of the recent Turkish occupation of northern and eastern Syria.

FSP’s office held political forum in Kobanê
FSP’s office held political forum in Kobanê
FSP’s office held political forum in Kobanê
24 December, 2019   15:10
KOBANÊ

 A number of politicians from several parties, in addition to members of the Future Syria Party from separate regions such as al-Raqqa, Tel Abyad, and from the districts of Kobanê canton, such as Sarin, al-Jalabiyya and Qenaya participated in the symposium organized by the Future Syria Party in its political office in Kobanê city.

Lectures were given at the symposium by the member of the General Council of the Future Syria Party, Kadim Ibrahim, and the member of the General Council of the Future Party of Syria in the Kobanê canton, Faiza Abdi.

The lecture included several topics, including the definition of forced displacement, the methods used by the Turkish state during its practices in the cities it occupied since its entry into the Syrian crisis, the occupation of the cities of the north and east of the country, and how to work on displacing the indigenous population by several methods and settling strangers instead of them.

The lecture also touched on the topic of ethnic cleansing, the demographic change that had taken place in several regions in Syria under the auspices and planning of Turkey, such as the areas occupied in northern and eastern Syria, in addition to the displacement of Syrians through deals with Russia from within Syria, and settling them in the occupied areas to change the demographics, as happening in Afrin and Serêkaniyê, Girê Spî.

The lecture also focused on the violations that accompanied the attacks of the Turkish occupation on northern Syria, and the massacres committed against the Kurdish and Armenian and the Arab people,.

Kadim said during the discussions that took place with the attendees, “The organized people form a political force, and organizing the people must be first of all, in addition to giving all the components their national, cultural and ethnic rights, and this can only be applied in the project of the democratic nation that any citizen can find their role and place comfortably.”

Discussions also stressed the necessity of opening common channels that bring together the entire Syrian people over Syrian-Syrian negotiations, and salvation from the hegemony of the countries interfering in the Syrian issue and in the people's decision on how to administer their homeland.

D.H

ANHA