Kalkan praises Kurdish-Arab relations and calls for a Kurdish-Arab alliance in Middle East

Kalkan's statements came during his participation in a talk show on Medya Haber.

Kalkan praised the role of the Syrian Democratic Council and the forces within the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and the Kurds in Rojava to find the right solutions and develop the correct alliances and relations, indicating that the great resonance created by the Syria Democratic Council’s understanding with the Popular Will Party is evidence of the correct development of agreements, noting that the presence of many Syrian patriots and friends at home and abroad.

Kalkan, said that the Democratic Society Movement, the Democratic Union Party, and the Syrian Democratic Council can develop their relations with the rest of the parties in the region, and women's and youth organizations can develop alliances with the various peoples of the region. They can form a democratic Syrian movement. Arab-Kurdish relations must be established because this alliance will play a historic role in the region.

He added, "Whatever the place of these steps in Syria or Iraq, the Kurds must know that Arab-Kurdish relations are very important. We in the PKK attach great importance to this, and see that these relations are very important in the new Middle East, because the old Middle East is divided and subjected to plunder and destruction due to the nationalist concept, it was left to the domination of fascism and the dictatorship of nation-states. The Kurds faced genocidal campaigns in it, and Arabs were divided into several scattered parts and became vulnerable to occupation.

Kalkan said, “The greatest need at the present time is for the Kurds and Arabs to live together in peace in a new and democratic Middle East, under democratic rule, and because the most revolutionary people in the Middle East are the Kurds and Arabs; it is important to build a new alliance

Kalkan pointed to the destructive role of the dominant global powers and the deep capitalist forces across the regimes, including Turkey and Iran. Those powers have turned the Middle East 100-200 years ago into a center of crises and contradictions to serve their interests, while they fear the struggle of the Kurds and Arabs, so they resort to creating conflict and strife between the Kurds and Arabs has always been, to the point where it established many organizations for the purpose of attacking Kurdish and Arab relations. all of this is managed by external forces. They must realize this fact, and that the Kurds and Arabs should not be dragged behind these games.

Kalkan called for liberation from the narrow nation-state mentality and chauvinism, and the initiation of the development of the management of coexistence between peoples, and democratic unity, if this is done, there will be remarkable progress in that way.

And he referred to the Turkish expansion in Libya, Idlib and Iraq, and a clear rejection of Egypt, and even Iraq, adding, “Therefore it is necessary for them to build relations with the Kurdish people against the Turkish occupation. We, as a liberation movement, appeal to young Arabs, women, politicians and others to agree, we must build strong relations, and to remain in touch, in order to build a democratic system that gives an opportunity to create a coexistence.

Member of the Executive Committee of the Kurdistan Workers Party, Doran Kalkan, commented on the situation in Iraq, which is witnessing conflicts, and said: “We hope that the Iraqi government will approach rationally with pressure and not surrender to foreign and regional powers such as Turkey and Iran, but rather that it is interested in strengthening relations with the Kurds. And various plots against Şingal, and we hope that the Iraqi administration will not fall into the dilemma of those plans. The Yazidi community and the rest of the components must live freely and safely in their democratic administration formed by its people. This will strengthen Iraq and enhance political and military support and social unity in Iraq".

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ANHA