Work of Syrian National Democratic Forum concluded by final statement

 The work of the dialogue forum organized by the Democratic Union Party and the Syrian Change and Renaissance Party was launched this morning, under the slogan "No to the Turkish occupation and the call for the liberation of all occupied Syrian lands."

 With the completion of the first and second axes, the forum began by addressing the remaining axes, which bore the titles, "Continuing to deal with the city of Aleppo as a Turkish Ottoman province", "International collusion with Turkey and allowing it to occupy Syrian lands again, the area between Ras al-Ain and Tal Abyad", and "  The continuing Turkish ambitions to control the M4 road extending from Ain Issa to Al-Malikiyah Derek, and “the importance of cooperation and coordination between all the Syrian national forces to respond to the Turkish aggression, and at the head of these forces are the Syrian army and the Syrian Democratic Forces, SDF.”

 Adana Agreement.. Attacks justified

 The Secretary-General of the Syrian Change and Renaissance Party, Mustafa Kalaji, delivered a speech within the third and fourth items, in which he indicated that the Turkish authority continues to deal with the city of Aleppo as a Turkish Ottoman province, as they claimed in their Turkish Milli Charter, where it always issued decisions to appoint governors for the Turkish cities.  The governor of the city of Aleppo based in the city of Gaziantep to confirm that the city belongs to them, in addition to using the 1998 Adana Agreement that is unfair to the peoples of the region as a justification for these attacks, the provisions of which were bypassed by the Turkish side and used to achieve its settlement interests.

 Kalaji noted that the international complicity with Turkey and allowing it to occupy Syrian lands, Idlib, Jarablus, Al-Bab, Azaz, Afrin and its surrounding towns, as well as the area between Ras al-Ain and Tal Abyad (as a model), where the Turkish regime is still trying daily through its mercenaries, regular army and even its so-called flights and drones and other daily assault on the Syrian areas covered by the Autonomous Administration, as a result of that, dozens of martyrs rose daily, seeking to bite new areas, blackmailing through his conferences its partners and allies in NATO and Astana, and this was evident in the recent Tehran conference and the recent meeting of the Russian and Turkish presidents.

It is very important not to rely on the west

 In turn, a member of the General Council of the Democratic Union Party, Aisha Hasso, gave a speech within the fifth and sixth items, in which she said, "Turkish ambitions continue to control the m4 road that extends from Ain Issa to Malikiyah Derek, and she declares this publicly through its occupation projects under the pretext of establishing a safe area that the Turkish regime insists on to resettle the Syrian refugees in Turkey and thus have changed the region demographically, stripping the ownership of the lands from their real owners and settling others who were brought from other Syrian regions, the occupied city of Afrin as a model.

  As for the deteriorating situation left by the continuous Turkish attacks, Aisha said, "There is regional and international cooperation with the Turkish regime from countries that prefer their interests with Turkey at the expense of the interests of all, Arabs, Kurds and all other components of the Syrian people, so we find it very important not to rely on the west in any work because it puts its interests ahead of any Syrian interest, and from here also we stress the importance of cooperation and coordination between all the Syrian national democratic forces at home and abroad that did not cover terrorism politically or militarily to respond to the Turkish aggression, and at the head of these forces are the Syrian army and the Syrian Democratic Forces.

 This was followed by a speech on the extent of violations in the occupied areas by the Syrian human rights activist and rights activist Gabriel Mustafa.

 Ideologies, politicians and the law

 Gabriel Mustafa said at the beginning of his speech that the internal national opposition should work on taking matters not from one side only, but from both sides, to clarify many issues. Gabriel touched on the issue of the common link between ideologies, politicians and the law.  The opposite ideologies serve politicians or do politicians seek to implement ideologies?"

 Gabriel answered this question by pointing out that all the problems plaguing the Middle East are the lack of sound ideologies and ideas that fit the historical reality of the Middle East.

 The international bodies are negligent with the Syrian people

As for the international attitudes towards the Syrian people, Gabriel said that despite the many crimes committed by the Turkish occupation, the United Nations has not classified the Turkish army as an occupying army or denounced its actions, which reflects the issue of common interests far from humanity that they advocate.

 While most of the other discussions pointed to the need to unite the ranks of the Syrians in the face of the occupations facing the country and to discuss through the Syrian-Syrian dialogue to reach a comprehensive solution that satisfies all parties and preserves their rights.

 The dialogue forum concluded with a final statement read by the Syrian media, participating in the forum, Insaf Sulaiten.

 The final statement of the conference stated:

 The war in Syria for more than eleven years demonstrated the fragility of the region, which was subjected to a process of widespread rupture as a result of the First World War and the victory of the Western project, which was able to control the division process, and the formation of controllable hotbeds, tension and explosion, a process that contradicts the overlap of the peoples of the region and does not allow stability and growth for the peoples of the region.

The war committed in Syria also showed that it was impossible to prevent its repercussions at the level of the countries and peoples of the region, and that ambitions based on excess power did not grant immunity to any country, no matter how powerful it is. As a result of the continuation of this conflict, of which Turkey represents the spearhead, we affirm that:

 1 - The importance of activating the Syrian national situation in order to confront the continuous Turkish threats and to start a new national project that notes the great diversity of the elements of the Syrian social fabric.

 2- Focusing on the leadership role of the Syrian army and the full national responsibility to defend Syria, its sovereignty and the independence of its decision, and the liberation of all occupied lands from all occupations and illegal forces, and the involvement of all the Syrian national military forces in that under its command, especially the Syrian Democratic Forces.

 3- Demanding the Syrian government to work to cancel the Adana Agreement (1998) and force the Turkish occupation to exit and withdraw from all the areas it occupies unconditionally.

 4- Unify and intensify the efforts of all Syrian societal forces to confront the Turkish occupation by all available legitimate means, including the popular resistance.

 5- We turn to the Syrian government, taking into consideration the Syrian street’s fears of the Turkish occupier’s proposals, once by threatening war and once by promoting rapprochement with the Syrian side, which has been told the lies and danger of the Turkish regime’s subversive role over the years of the war in Syria and the need to beware of it.

 6- Any Syrian-Turkish agreement that is being worked on guarantees and recognizes the right of voluntary return of internally and externally displaced persons to their areas and properties and not to target any of the components of Syrian society.

 7- Despite the reservations about the Astana agreements and their negative effects on Syria and north in particular, we place Russia and Iran before their responsibilities as guarantor states in the Astana tripartite to restore Syria to all its occupied lands and the exit of Turkish forces from northern Syria and all the military forces supported by Syria.

 8- The Syrian Democratic National Forum calls on the international community to stand up to its responsibilities in preserving the unity of Syria's land and people, as it claimed in all its relevant international statements and resolutions.

 9- It was agreed to form a committee to follow up on the work of the Syrian National Democratic Forum, consisting of fifteen people.

 10- Calling for a Syrian-Syrian conference and on Syrian soil to reach a just and comprehensive political solution to the Syrian crisis.

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