Osê: Dialogue gives moral move to Damascus, AANES

 The co-chair of the leadership of the Kurdistan Community Union, Camil Bayik, affirmed that the solution they propose and find correct in Syria is not the presence of the United States, but rather depends on the reconciliation of the Autonomous Administration with Damascus.

 In a related context, a member of the Co-chair of the Democratic Union Party, Aldar Khalil, confirmed in previous statements that the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and the Democratic Union Party are ready for direct dialogue with Damascus, and noted that the administration is an important democratic project for all of Syria.  .

 Valuable and special statements

 Commenting on these statements, Osê, head of the Syrian Kurdish National Initiative, spoke to our agency, saying: "We have followed Mr. Aldar Khalil's statements about their readiness to negotiate with the Damascus government. These statements were valuable, distinctive, and timely, in light of the looming and serious dangers from Turkey to all of Syria."

 Osê explained: "Mr. Aldar Khalil's talk about the legitimacy of the Damascus government is realistic, in addition to his talk about the priority of dialogue in Damascus and not in Geneva and elsewhere, and we saw that with our own eyes, as I was in the government delegation and saw how the so-called Syrian opposition served the interests of the Turkish state and was accompanying these are officers from the Turkish MIT and unfortunately they had Kurdish personalities with them. Here, I am asking them to withdraw from the coalition because it has turned into a pawn and a Turkish tool par excellence."

 Camil Bayek's statements push the dialogue process forward

 Regarding Bayek's statements, Osei said: "Mr. Bayek is an expert in Syria and the Middle East and lived in it. His statements about the solution being reconciliation between the administration and Damascus are an important talk that indicates a high experience of the fighter Bayek, and the Damascus government immediately seized it. These statements give a moral motive.  the dialogue process between Damascus and the Autonomous Administration.

 Osê added, "Mr. Jamil Bayek confirmed that there is no organizational relationship between the PKK, the Democratic Union Party and the Autonomous Administration, and this refutes the Turkish allegations, which even see the Syrian army as a threat to its national security."  important and valuable statements that come from the thought of leader Abdullah Ocalan."

 We presented an initiative to Damascus and the Autonomous Administration, and we sought a positive response from the latter

 The head of the National Initiative for the Syrian Kurds, Omar Ossi, revealed earlier a draft document to resolve the differences between the Autonomous Administration and the Syrian government of Damascus with the aim of joint coordination to repel any Turkish aggression.

 Al-Watan newspaper quoted Ossi as saying that “the document includes several items, as the Kurdish issue is a Syrian national issue par excellence, and its solution is in Damascus and not in any other capital, and this national solution comes on the basis of recognition of the legitimate rights of the Syrian Kurds, and with constitutional guarantees within the framework of unity and sovereignty.”  Syrian National Geographic.

 Ossi explained that "the document refers to the adoption of the decentralization system in governing the country, and also includes the necessity of implementing Local Administration Law No. 107."

 He stressed, "The Local Administration Law can be approached with the Autonomous Administration Law enforced by the Syrian Democratic Council, and in addition to this, it includes the development of areas east of the Euphrates and the Syrian Jazira within the framework of balanced development and the return of the Syrian state's political, military, security and administrative institutions to all areas that are outside the control of the government in the region."  Euphrates, the Syrian island and other areas.

 Aussi said: "No one assigned us to announce the document of the national initiative, neither the government side nor the Autonomous Administration, but it is a national project in which the national initiative of the Syrian Kurds met with the National Intellectuals Forum in Qamishli and national personalities (doctors, engineers, lawyers, judges, former members of the People's Assembly, clan heads and national figures) from  All components are Arab, Christian Kurds, Circassians, and the rest of the components are in the east of the Euphrates, the Syrian island and the Aleppo countryside."

 He explained, "It is still a draft and will take into account the observations of both the Autonomous Administration and the Damascus government. We have not announced it yet, and when we take the green light from both sides, we will announce it during a press conference in Qamishli."

 He added, "We submitted this document to the two sides, and we sought positivity from the Autonomous Administration, through the statements of some of its officials, including Mr. Aldar Khalil. We believe that the central system has many disadvantages, and the solution is to implement decentralization based on understanding between the two sides."

 The agreement between Damascus and the Autonomous Administration will strengthen the Syrian state

 On the possibility of understanding between the two sides, Ossi said: "There are no major problems between the two parties, but rather a political dispute over the fate of the Autonomous Administration and the role of the Syrian Democratic Forces, which we hope will resolve these differences during the talks that seem to be launched in the next few days, and we hope that both sides will stop  Media campaigns that may disrupt these conversations.

 Ossi demanded that "the dialogue includes all Kurdish forces, the opposition, the loyalists, and the rest of the components, and I call for the establishment of a joint military operations room for the Syrian army, SDF, Russian forces and other allies to repel any possible Turkish aggression."

 Aussi concluded his speech by saying: "We had hoped that an agreement would be reached between the two sides years ago, but it is better to arrive late than not. This agreement, if it happens, will strengthen the Syrian state as a state, and those affected by that are the enemies of Syria, led by Turkey, which aspires to carve out new Syrian lands."

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