Future Syria Party holds first conference in Al Tabeqqa

This conference is part of a series of conference organized under the slogan: "Syria is a decentralized democracy...consolidating the Autonomous Administration ...strengthening Syria's Democratic forces, in preparation for its first general conference.

This conference was attended by dozens members of the Future Syria Party, clan elders of the region and members of the Women's Administration of Al Tabeqqa.

Political and organization instructions  were read by the president of the conference. The organization office in the branch of Al Tabeqqa party of the future Syrian Party Mohammed al-Khalaf. the political instructions focused on the policy of occupation and the  division among all segments of the Syrian society.

The organizational instructions focused on the need to organize party members, in line with the organizational work mechanism of the Future Syria Party as a mass party that achieves the public interest of society, which is one of its top priorities.

 The importance of training as a solution for all regulatory problems, primarily love of power and individuality, has also been stressed.

 After reading the instructions, the head of the branch of  Al Tabeqqa branch of the Future Syria Party, Abdul Karim, described the most prominent political and military developments, particularly in Idlib, which is witnessing fierce battles between the forces of the regime on the one hand, and mercenaries and the Turkish occupation on the other.

 Abdul Karim also stressed that Turkey lost all its cards in the region and threw its soldiers into battles with the regime in a race to control Idlib, amid popular discontent within the Turkish part due to the increasing number of deaths.

 Abdul Karim also talked about the achievements of the Future Syria Party, its activities in the countryside, recruitment of large numbers of members in the party's ranks  and organization of society, especially the young.

Then the elections were held for the Al Tabeqqa for the Future Syria Party, where Roshin Mohammed won the presidency of the Council, Yasser al-Kurdi as a deputy, and 15 members were elected to the council.

After the elections, the president, Roshin Mohammed, read the final statement of the conference, where the statement stressed: "The Future Syria Party is an independent party  and is not linked to any regional or international agenda; a mass party, which includes all components of the Syrian people, without distinction on the basis of the sect, religion or doctrine."

The statement also stressed: "The political solution to the Syrian crisis will only through the Syrian-Syrian dialogue, under international auspices,   because it is the only alternative option."

The next conference will be the northern countryside conference in the town of Al-Jarnia on March 11.

A.J

ANHA