AANES concludes celebrating fourth anniversary of its founding

 This morning, the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria organized a celebration on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of its founding, in the city of Raqqa.

During the celebration, the co-chair of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, Abdul Hamid Al-Mahbash, touched on the achievements of the Autonomous Administration.

 On behalf of the Syrian Democratic Council, the co-chair of the council, Amina Omar, spoke during the celebration, and said: "We congratulate the fourth anniversary of the establishment of the AANES and all efforts made for the success of this great democratic project, wishing you continued success and progress."

 She explained that the administration is the result of ten years of declaring the Autonomous Administration in al-Jazirah, Kobani and struggling Afrin.

 Amina Omar indicated, "Despite the challenges facing this administration, whether related to the reproduction of the highly centralized system or the risk of coercing extremist terrorist organizations, foremost of which is the terrorist organization ISIS, the administration survived."

Omar affirmed, "This  administration needs more development, correcting mistakes and overcoming obstacles, constitutes an effective democratic model and a rational solution to the Syrian crisis, and that the Syrian national dimension is a realistic and constructive way out of the Syrian crisis and a practical reading of UN Resolution 2254 effectively, and at the same time embodies the intractable solution equation, both in terms of fighting terrorism and achieving  transformation and radical comprehensive democratic change.

 She explained that the AANES was established with the blood of more than 30,000 martyrs and wounded, and "has played a historical role in the fight against terrorism."

 In her speech, Amina Omar stressed, "On this great occasion, the Syrian-Syrian dialogue is the only solution to reach the desired political solution."

 At the conclusion of her speech, Amina Omar stressed, "The Damascus government should open itself to the AANES and consider it a decentralized, democratic model that strengthens the central government. We also call on the Syrian national opposition to reconsider its views."

 On behalf of the affairs of the martyrs, the administrator, Ramadan Ramadan, said, "We congratulate all the peoples and components in north and east Syria, the fourth anniversary of the establishment of the AANES and I especially congratulate the families of our righteous martyrs who sacrificed their most valuable possessions in order to establish the AANES.  The main umbrella for the project is the democratic nation.

He added, "The administration worked to contain all components from all Syrian cities, and it was the mother incubator for all Syrians."

 In turn, the administrator of the Syrian Women's Council, Jiyan Ibrahim, said, "We congratulate the peoples of northern and eastern Syria on the fourth anniversary of the establishment of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, which was able to manage the region away from centralization and the policy of exclusion."

 She explained, "Despite the difficulties and obstacles that encountered the establishment of the administration, it was able to progress and preserved the presence of all components."

 After that, the mother of the martyr Farhad Shibli and members of the Democratic Union Party and the Syrian Women's Council presented shields of honor for the co-chairmanship of the Executive Council in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria.

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