International Forum on Lausanne concludes with a set of recommendations

After two days of discussions, the Rojava Center for Strategic Studies concluded the international forum under the title: Lausanne: Correcting Paths and Issues of Regional Stability and Security, by reading the conclusion of the forum.

The statement was read in Kurdish by media personality Amara Pawar and in Arabic by Rakan Sheikhi, the member of the Rojava Center for Strategic Studies NRLS.

The participants in the forum's work reached a set of recommendations and demands that would solve the Kurdish issue and correct the paths of security and regional peace:

1-Emphasizing that the Treaty of Lausanne did not achieve regional peace and stability, where the sponsoring countries of this treaty must correct its course and address the problems that resulted from it, and stop their support for the regimes that harness this treaty to serve their own interests and derive the strength of their oppression on the Kurdish people.

2-Based on the human rights charters and the Charter of the United Nations, the countries that influence international politics and that affirm their commitment to those charters must recognize the Kurdish cause and guarantee the right of the Kurdish people to self-manage their political, cultural, economic, social and security affairs within the framework of a national pact with the countries that share the geography of Kurdistan.

3-The Kurdish forces must coordinate and consolidate their political, economic and military energies, in order to achieve the self-protection of the Kurdish people from the systematic genocide they are subjected to, and this is what imposes a national pact for the Kurds, to which all parties adhere, regardless of the political intellectual differences.

4-The Kurdish people are an indigenous people who live on their historical land, so the countries should reconsider their policies towards the Kurds, and to recognize the Kurds' right to manage their affairs within the framework of the geography of the countries in which they reside.

5-The democratic nation as a thought and philosophy embodied in the Autonomous Administration has proven itself as a possible solution to the issue of regional peace and the protection of ancient cultures in the region from terrorist extremism and the liberation of man from its constraints.

6-Emphasizing the necessity and international recognition of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, which derives its legal and moral legitimacy through its service, political and military institutions, in accordance with public international law.

7- Continuation of the fascist attacks on the Kurdish people in the four parts of Kurdistan is a continuation of the Treaty of Lausanne, which legitimized the killing and displacement of the Kurdish people at the hands of the unilateral nation-states.

8-It explains to the participants that the enemies of peoples do not abide by any international laws or treaties. Therefore, the participants in the forum call on the international powers to put in place a mechanism to compel them to abide by these international laws and treaties.

9-Emphasizing that relying on the people's own strength is the only way to overcome the repercussions of the Lausanne Treaty to avoid new unjust treaties against the peoples of the region.

The participants in the forum call on the human rights committees and the relevant authorities in NE Syria to follow up on the recommendations of the forum with the concerned international authorities.

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ANHA