Azad Ararat: Kurdish parties must join hands together to preserve gains

The Kurdish political writer and researcher Azad Ararat said, “The Kurdish parties must quit their narrow interests and ally with each other to preserve the gains which have been achieved in north and east Syria, and to stand against the Turkish threats

28 December, 2019 05:02

KOBANI

Hawar news agency (ANHA) held an interview with the Kurdish political writer and researcher Azad Ararat, he stressed the necessity to unite the Kurdish Parties which would open the door to achieving freedom for the Kurdish people, stressing the need to leave narrow interests and achieving the unity of the Kurdish row.

The speech of the Kurdish writer and political researcher comes at a time when voices calling for the achievement of a Kurdish unity among the Kurdish political forces, to ward off the risks to which the Kurds and the gains they have been exposed, especially in Rojava, have come after the recent Turkish aggression.

And added " most of the Kurdish parties and personalities have been influenced by the policies of foes states in recent years, which has prevented unity among them, while for more than 100 years everyone has been claiming the legitimate rights of the Kurds.

He emphasized that achieving unity between the Kurdish parties would open the door to achieving freedom for the Kurds, but the Kurdish parties seem to be not interested in that.

The Kurdish writer and political researcher stressed the necessity for parties not to remain within the domain of meetings and statements, to work on the ground with a strong will against enemies and to carry out their duty towards the Kurdish people.

Speaking about the many meetings and statements that are held which seek to achieve national unity, Azad has not yet been manifested on the ground.

He pointed out the need for everyone to be united, members, organizations and parties, to achieve unity that will be an indomitable force and contribute to solving all Kurdish problems.

At the end of his speech, Kurdish writer and political researcher Azad Ararat said that "the Kurdish parties must leave their narrow interests and must be allied together, in order to preserve the gains that have been achieved in northeastern Syria, and standing against Turkish threats. If the Kurds do not get their rights now, they will have to wait 100." Another year. "

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ANHA