​​​​​​​ AANES spokesman: We reach out all for dialogue

 The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and the Council and the Democratic Syria are still appealing to the Damascus government for dialogue to end the long-running Syrian crisis and pay its taxes to the Syrian people, but the intransigence of the Damascus government and its refusal to dialogue closes the door to serious solutions to the Syrian crisis.

 In this regard, our agency met with the spokesman for the Autonomous Administration in North and East Syria, Luqman Ahmi, who confirmed that since the establishment of the AANES it has been calling for a peaceful and democratic solution to the Syrian crisis, adding, "The solution lies in the Syrian dialogue between all parties in Syria."

 Ahmi expressed his regret that the other parties in Syria were not ready for dialogue, and said, "Unfortunately, our hands are extended for dialogue, but no other party has raised this hand and held it and communicated with us for the sake of the serious poplar," noting that "there are some meetings, but unfortunately the dialogue did not reach between the two parties to the Syrian interest.

 Luqman Ahmi added, "The basis for dialogue is dialogue, not for dialogue, and we believe and affirm that there is a Syrian crisis and there are unresolved issues within Syria that led to this crisis. In order to solve this crisis, these issues must be resolved, and there are issues of national, religious and ideological components, and also the form the regime in Syria in the coming days. All these foundations, should be discussed because they will lead to a peaceful and democratic solution to the Syrian crisis.

 Decentralization and pluralism

 Ahmi affirmed, "The Autonomous Administration wants to have a pluralistic democratic system that accepts the other and covers all of Syria on the basis of decentralized system. Without that, the Syrian people will remain displaced and and divided in the interests of the regional countries."

 Ahmi explained, "The issue of dialogue with the political parties is entrusted to the Syrian Democratic Council to represent all Syrians on the Syrian soil, without excluding any party."

 At the end of his speech, Luqman Ahmi stated that "the Syrian Democratic Council is now in the process of convening a conference of democratic forces, personalities and movements in Syria in order to meet for a united front in order to pressure the opposition and the Damascus government to come to a serious dialogue and resolve the Syrian crisis in a peaceful and democratic way."

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