Syrian politician: SDC’s absence from Constitutional Committee to appease Turkish occupation

The Secretary of the National Democratic Alliance Party - Al-Raqqa Branch - Muhammad Ramadan Al-Aboud considered that the main reasons for the failure of the Constitutional Committee and Geneva meetings were the absence of representatives of the northern and eastern Syria and the Syrian Democratic Council. He stressed that this absence came to appease the Turkish occupation state.

Syrian politician: SDC’s absence from Constitutional Committee to appease Turkish occupation
2 September, 2020   22:35
AL-RAQQA – AMMAR ABDUL LATIF

Ten years have passed on the Syrian crisis, this led to displacement and destruction of the infrastructure in addition to the demographic change.

Several international meetings were held in vain, the last of which was the final meetings of the Constitutional Committee, without any benefit for Syrians.

In this context, Hawar News Agency conducted a private meeting with the Secretary of the National Democratic Alliance Party - Al-Raqqa Branch. The politician Al-Aboud considered that the absence of the representatives from northern and eastern Syria and the Syrian Democratic Council failed these meetings, stressing that this absence is practiced as appeasement. The Turkish occupation state that combines several interests with the guarantors of those meetings, such as Iran and Russia.

Al-Aboud pointed out that “the Syrian Democratic Council has a unified political vision for the Syrian political forces of all political and partisan orientations with an agreement to uphold the Syrian interest above any consideration, noting that the Syrian Democratic Council has concluded several understandings with Syrian forces, the last of which was with the Syrian Popular Will party in Moscow very recently . "

The Autonomous Administration is a full-fledged "alternative governance" system

Al-Aboud touched on "The experience of the Autonomous Administration as a full-fledged system commensurate with the peculiarities of the Syrian regions, confirming its eligibility as an alternative governance vision for the central system that can achieve the aspirations of Syrians in building a pluralistic, decentralized democratic Syria."

The Secretary of the National Democratic Alliance Party pointed out that "any future Syrian constitution does not take into account the political and administrative achievements of the Syrian Democratic Council, the Autonomous Administration and the active political parties in northern and eastern Syria will complicate matters. We may return to the first square from which the Syrian crisis started, the square of the exclusion and marginalization that many Syrians have suffered from. "

And the National Democratic Alliance Party, a Syrian political party established in 2014 in Aleppo and works under the goals of pluralism and democracy and is distinguished by being the only party licensed to the Syrian government and the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria.

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