"formation of Kurdish delegation is positive step for building democratic, decentralized Syria"

In monitoring Kurdish public opinion regarding the delegation recently formed on June 4, following the "Unity of Kurdish Position and Lines in Rojava" conference, residents of the city of Girkê Legê in the Jazira Canton of North and East Syria expressed their broad support for the Kurdish delegation.

The citizens affirmed their great confidence in the delegation's ability to represent all segments of Kurdish society in Syria and to strive to achieve the rights of the Kurdish people in the political, cultural, and economic fields.

Metin Ali, a citizen from Girkê Legê, expressed his optimism about the unification of all Kurdish parties under one umbrella. He described the formation of this delegation as an important step towards dialogue with the Damascus authorities and international parties, with the aim of serving the interests of the Kurdish people. He expressed his absolute support for the delegation.

Citizen Nahayat Musa expressed her pride in the great sacrifices made by the Kurdish people, represented by more than 12,000 martyrs, in addition to the gains achieved by forming a unified national delegation representing the Kurdish people's demands. She emphasized that the delegation is capable of guaranteeing their rights, noting that the Kurdish people now possess all the rights to live in peace and security in Syria.

For his part, citizen Muhammad Shaker from the village of Giri Bri confirmed that the formation of the delegation provided the Kurdish people with a favorable opportunity to demand their legitimate rights. He expressed his hope that the delegation would represent Kurdish youth and live up to popular aspirations.

Opinions agreed that this step represents an encouraging start to building a democratic, decentralized Syria that upholds the value of national unity and enshrines the rights of all components of the Syrian people, especially the Kurds, who have made great sacrifices to preserve the unity of Syria's territory.

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ANHA