Leaders: Autonomous Administration is an experience related to Syrian national affiliation

 The Syrian crisis has completed its eleventh year, while the horizon for a near solution is still blocked in front of the Syrians.  The various efforts to resolve the Syrian crisis, including the Geneva and Astana meetings, only resulted in more tension.  In addition, the voices of Syrians of various political orientations and intellectual affiliations are calling for the promotion of Syrian dialogue without excluding any component, as the only way to solve the Syrian crisis. It also affirms that it is not possible to exit the crisis in a "safe manner" without resolving the Kurdish issue.

 It is not possible to get out of the crisis "in a safe way" without resolving the Kurdish issue

 The leader of the Peaceful Change Movement, Fateh Jamous, called in a statement to our agency to adhere to a serious dialogue to resolve the Syrian crisis: "I think that the Kurdish national issue in Syria is a central issue among several important issues. Without serious dialogue, the democratic issue will remain incomplete and lame. I think this matter  outside external interventions, the internal parties must be owned by the internal Syrian national opposition, the authority, the service community and the majority bloc of civil society. Without this dialogue and a democratic solution to this issue, we will never be able to get out of the crisis in a safe manner.

 Jamous added that the focus should be on the internal dialogue tracks.  Before the regime that is not serious about dialogue or by external parties that focus on fascist fundamentalism to occupy the seat of the Syrian dialogue.”

 All terorrities occupied by Turkey must be liberated

 For his part, the Secretary-General of the Syrian Change and Renaissance Party, Mustafa Qalaji, noted "the experience of the Autonomous Administration located in northern and eastern Syria, in al-Shahba canton and Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood in Aleppo city, is an experience that has to do with building society and with true Syrian national affiliation."

 Qalaji said that the Syrian people have been cohesive with all its components since ancient times: "The issue of  is new to the Syrians. In the past, the Syrian people were cohesive and united, and this experience is repeating the ball again in the midst of this crisis."

 Qalaji pointed out the need to liberate the Syrian lands from the occupation: "All we want is for all the occupied lands to be liberated by Turkey or any other parties, especially the bride of the cities that is Afrin."

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