Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 

An exhibition of images and books by leader Abdullah Ocalan was organized at the Washo Kani camp in the city of Hasaka, NE Syria.

Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 
Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 
Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 
Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 
Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 
Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 
Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 
Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 
Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 
Exhibition of Leader Ocalan's images, books in Hasaka 
19 October, 2024   13:59
HASAKA

As part of activities demanding the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan, within the context of the global campaign "Freedom for Abdullah Ocalan... A Political Solution to the Kurdish Issue," an exhibition of images and books by leader Abdullah Ocalan, along with posters displaying some of his quotes, was organized at the Washo Kani camp in the city of Hasaka, NE Syria.

Dozens of members from civil and military institutions in Hasaka, in addition to the displaced residents of Washo Kani camp, attended the exhibition.

The exhibition, which lasts for two consecutive days, included 50 images of leader Abdullah Ocalan, 150 of his books, and posters displaying some of his quotes in both Arabic and Kurdish. It also featured story-like panels narrating stages of his life from childhood.

The exhibition began with a moment of silence, followed by a speech from Mohammed Al-Allo, a member of the Culture and Arts Committee in Washo Kani camp. He said, "This exhibition was organized as part of the activities demanding the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan."

Mohammed Al-Allo emphasized that "thanks to the thought and philosophy of leader Abdullah Ocalan, the revolution in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria has reached this level of coexistence among all components of the region."

The attendees then toured the exhibition.

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ANHA