​​​​​​​ Arab and Kurdish clans: AANES is best solution to Syrian crisis

 Notables of Arab and Kurdish tribes in north and east Syria saw that the Autonomous Administration project is one of the most successful projects in the world, and it carries ideas and foundations that preserve the rights of all components, sects, and the Autonomous Administration in Syria is proof of that.

 Hashem al-Jarba, one of the notables of the al-Jarba clan, described the administration project as a "positive case", saying: "Democratic projecr is a positive case in light of the conditions that Syria and the Middle East are going through in general. Everyone knows how important, effective, and absorbing the Autonomous Administration is for all Syrians with their mistakes and positives."

 Al-Jarba pointed out that the Autonomous Administration project is a living democratic project that represents the best solution to the crises afflicting Syria and capable of reunifying the Syrians.

 Al-Jarba added, "We have lived closely with the democratic project since its establishment, and we were present in all the stages it went through, with the participation of all spectrums and components in the north and east of Syria, including the Kurds, Arabs, Syriacs, Yazidis and Assyrians."

 Hashem al-Jarba believed that the project of the administration is characterized by all the elements and basics that must be distinguished by any democratic project, "the administration preserves rights and respects freedoms and human dignity, foremost of which is women, in addition to respecting human principles and values, and this is consistent with the components of north and east Syria that are  It is distinguished by its diversity."

 Meanwhile, Issa Mirzo, a member of the Al-Sarkhan clan, saw that the importance of the democratic self-management project lies in the fact that the community manages itself jointly, far from any external interference.

 Mirzo considered the Autonomous Administration one of the most successful projects in resolving the Syrian crisis, and said: "The Syrian crisis cannot be resolved without involving the Autonomous Administration, meaning that any solution must pass through the people and the administration represents the people."

 Mirzo added, "The hope of the Syrians depends on the project of the Autonomous Administration, which is working hard to initiate dialogue internally and externally."

 In turn, Saleh al-Abdullah, one of the notables of the Ould al-Nasser clan, saw that the areas of the Autonomous Administration have become significant part and a safe haven for millions of Syrians at home.

 Al-Abdullah rejected any solution or negotiation, whether inside or outside Syria without involving the Autonomous Administration in it, and said: "The Autonomous Administration sacrificed more than 12,000 martyrs, and contributed to the liberation of a third of Syria from the most powerful terrorist organization ISIS, and history attests to that."

 Al-Abdullah Hashem al-Jarba agreed that the self-administration project carries democratic elements and ideas that make it capable of managing Syria and entire countries.

 While Sheyar Hamo, one of the notables of the Badli clan, described the project of self-management as "rare" in the Middle East and the entire world, and said: "This project, which was established by the philosopher Abdullah Ocalan, is able to stand up to nationalist and capitalist projects run by major countries."

 Hammo pointed out that the experience of the Autonomous Administration succeeded in Syria, as evidenced by the fact that all components of the region live within the administration of all colors and spectrums according to democratic foundations and a common life, and likened the Autonomous Administration to an orchard that bears flowers and different colors.

 Sheyar Hamo pointed out that the project of the Autonomous Administration will triumph and succeed as a solution to Syria with the union of its components and clans, and the extent of their adherence to the administration, since the blood of all the people of the region mixed in order to purify the region, and stressed that the solidarity of the Arab and Kurdish clans will lead them to the land of peace.

 At the conclusion of his speech, Hammo called on the dignitaries of the Daraa clans and the rest of the Syrian people to move forward and put all the possibilities to build a democratic and decentralized Syria.  "

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