Al-Mahbash: Revolution made by all Syrians, their participation crucial for new Syria

The Future Syria Party organized a public gathering at the party's center in the city of Al-Shaddadi, south of Al-Jazira Canton. The event was attended by the party’s co-chair Abdul Hamed Al-Mahbash, who also serves as the co-chair of the negotiation delegation of North and East Syria, in addition to party members.

The meeting saw wide participation from representatives of the military forces, administrators, and residents of the city who came from various nearby villages and towns. The discussions focused on the current political situation in Syria, as well as the results of the negotiations held between North and East Syria and the Syrian transitional government, which aim to strengthen peace and development efforts in the region.

In his speech, al-Mahbash outlined the political developments, expressing concern about the current situation in Syria and stressing the need to continue political dialogue to secure a safer and more stable future for all Syrians. He said: “We are working toward realistic, negotiated solutions, with a focus on people’s rights and preserving the security of the region.”

He added: “The success of the revolution was not achieved by a specific group or faction. All Syrians contributed to this success, and all Syrians must share in the outcome and in shaping the new Syria.”

He clarified that the goal of the meetings between the North and East Syria delegation and the transitional government in Syria is to reach agreements that guarantee the rights of the population and achieve political stability, expressing hope that these negotiations will yield positive results in the interest of all the region’s people.

Al-Mahbash also highlighted the positive outcomes emerging from the negotiations with the transitional government, including the integration of military forces and ensuring the rights of the people of North and East Syria in all their communities and components.

He concluded his speech by calling on residents to cooperate and support the efforts of the Autonomous Administration to achieve peace, stressing that local participation strengthens the decision-making process and contributes to building a better future for all.

The attendees responded positively to al-Mahbash’s remarks, with several residents expressing optimism regarding the efforts of the Autonomous Administration and confidence in the importance of political dialogue to achieve stability.

At the end of the meeting, residents also expressed readiness to provide support and assistance to promote peace and development in the region.

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ANHA