Council of Martyrs' Families in Euphrates region holds its annual meeting

 The meeting was attended by dozens of members of the Martyrs' Families Council in the Euphrates region, in the city of Kobani.

 The meeting was attended by the deputy co-chair of the Executive Council in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, Hassan Koçer, the co-chair of the Social Affairs and Labor Authority, Farouk Al-Mashi and Hevin Ismail, as well as the administration of the Euphrates region and Kobani canton and representatives of the Democratic Union Party.

 The meeting began with a minute of silence, then Koçer spoke about the latest developments on the Syrian arena, and some of the challenges facing the Autonomous Administration.

 "A special war is waged against the Autonomous Administration to discredit it, and many weak-minded people are dragged behind this war, while our people must stand up to this war to thwart it," he said.

 At the conclusion of his speech, the deputy co-chair of the Executive Council of the AANES, koçrr, stressed that "we must rely on ourselves economically, politically and militarily. You will not be able to achieve  victory, so we must resist in all places and at all levels."

 After that, the co-chair of the Academy of the Martyr Amkihan Judy, Ronahi Hajo, read the annual report of the Council of Martyrs' Families in the Euphrates Region in Kurdish.

 The report reviewed the accomplished works and activities carried out by the council, the most prominent of which was the opening of an academy for council members and the families of the martyrs.

 The report mentioned all the activities, participations, visits, meetings and events that the council carried out during the year.

 In conclusion, the attendees discussed the organizational and administrative situation of the council, and some proposals were presented that serve the families of the martyrs and the community, the most prominent of which is the activation of the committees that visit the families of the martyrs and take care of their affairs.

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