During meetings with Kurdish community in Lebanon: AA is reliable

The Democratic Union Party (PYD) and Kongra Star organized a series of meetings with the Kurdish community in Lebanon, during which they emphasized that the Autonomous Administration project is dependable, and that within a short period it achieved great gains.

During meetings with Kurdish community in Lebanon: AA is reliable
6 June, 2021   06:30
BEIRUT

The Party and Kongra Star met with the Kurdish community in several regions of Lebanon, and dozens attended each meeting.

All meetings began with a minute of silence, after which Kongra Star Coordination's Member Netewi Ghamkin, and Representative of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria in Lebanon Abdel Salam Ahmed spoke.

During the meetings, they discussed a number of topics, foremost of which are the recent events in Manbij, and the two speakers explained that (these events) have external and internal agendas seeking to undermine the gains made by the Autonomous Administration.

They also pointed out the possibility of generalizing the Autonomous Administration as a model for the most effective solution to the Syrian crisis, indicating that it is a reliable project, especially as it includes all components of the region and meets their hopes.

They reported that the Administration established in 2014 is only seven years old, but it has made great gains and achievements.

During these meetings, the two speakers referred to the attempts of the lurking forces in the Administration and their attempts to thwart it and undermine it because it managed to provide security and stability in a region that is considered a point of intersection of international and regional interests.

In addition, during these meetings, members of the Kurdish community expressed their views on the political situation in the region in general, and the latest developments in north and east Syria in particular.

D.H

ANHA

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