Damascus govt's refusal of dialogue jeopardizes unity of Syria
Sheikhs and dignitaries of the Arab tribes stressed that the Syrian-Syrian dialogue constitutes a solid foundation for confronting any foreign interference. Whereas the Damascus government's intransigence in rejecting dialogue harms the interests of the Syrian people and the country's sovereignty.
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The Damascus government continues to reject any national dialogue that would resolve the Syrian crisis, including the initiatives proposed by the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria in April 2023.
The notable of the Al-Bukhmis tribe, Hussein Al-Rashed, stressed the importance of the Syrian-Syrian dialogue to resolve the Syrian crisis, and explained that the dialogue constitutes a solid foundation for confronting any foreign interference.
While the sheikh of the Al-Huwaywat tribe, Farhan Al-Amala, stressed: "The importance of the dialogue between the Democratic Autonomous Administration and the Damascus government lies in blocking the way to foreign interference, preserving the country's sovereignty.
Al-Amala explained The stubbornness of the Damascus government in rejecting dialogue harms the interests of the Syrian people and the sovereignty of the country, and stressed their firm position in dialogue, and warned of the danger of stubbornness in rejecting dialogue on the future of Syria and its people.
The notable of the Al-Wahb clan, Jamal Nahitar, referred to what the Deir ez-Zor Canton was exposed to from an attack by the Damascus government forces and the so-called "National Defense", and stressed that dialogue is the only way to end the crisis.
Nahitar stressed: "We do not accept the attacks of the Damascus government, as we are hand in hand with our sons in the Syrian Democratic Forces to confront anyone who seeks to destabilize the security and stability of the region of North and East Syria."
Nahitar noted: "The regime's rejection of dialogue and resorting to attacks on the regions of North and East Syria opens the way for the continuation of the suffering of the Syrians and prolonging the country's crisis, and consolidates the existence of various occupations, most notably the Turkish occupation."
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