MSDThe Relations Bureau of the Syrian Democratic Council completes its meetings with political parties in the city of Aleppo to discuss the Syrian file, the necessities of a political resolution in Syria, and the importance of working towards unifying national powers and political visions despite their different paths and ideologies.
In this context, the member of the Executive Council and the Chairman of the Public Relations Bureau of the Syrian Democratic Council, Hassan Muhammed Ali, along with members of the Relations Bureau, met with Talal Houry, a member of the Political Bureau of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party, a former general manager of Aleppo, and a former member of the Syrian People’s Council, as well as Abd al-Hamid Hayek, the director of Al-Qalaa district in the Aleppo Executive Council.
During the meeting, Houry emphasized that Syria has reached a very critical stage of division and sliding towards catastrophe. He stated that the foreign interventions in the Syrian issue were driven by their own interests and not by the interests of the Syrian people. “We support an intra-Syrian resolution to overcome this crisis.” He stated.
In the same context, the Relations Bureau discussed with the adviser of the Secretary-General of the Syrian Democratic Party, Ahmed Abdi, the necessities of a political resolution in Syria. Abdi pointed out the need to open channels for a comprehensive Syrian national dialogue based on shared national interests and methods of cooperation and networking to reach “a practical implementation and achieve a real consensus based on the rights of everyone to self-determination” as he described it.
He demanded all Syrians to adopt the path of dialogue as a fundamental principle, and accepting others’ differences should be considered as an essential matter for the interests of the country.
On another note, the Relations Bureau met with Fadi Ismail, the general manager of Aleppo for the Syrian Social Nationalist Party (led by Ali Haidar). Ismail highlighted the ongoing developments in Syria at the regional and international levels, emphasizing that this phase is critical for the Syrian people and it requires a responsible national position to extricate the country from the catastrophe.
“There is a necessity to unify the Syrian national powers to achieve agreements according to a dialogue without excluding anyone and based on the aspirations of the Syrian people.” He stated.
The latest meeting of the series of meetings conducted by the Relations Bureau of the Syrian Democratic Council focused on the crises faced by Syrians. The meeting was held with Ali Omari, the Secretary-General of the Kurdish National Movement for Peaceful Change, and with Lawend Ali Allo, a member of the political bureau.
During the meeting, Ali Omari expressed his optimism about the ongoing efforts of Syrian democratic powers, stressing that the crises in Syria require constructive national dialogues and the development of a unified vision that serves the country’s interests.
These meetings were marked by positivity, as Hassan Muhammed Ali, the Chairman of the Relations Bureau of the Syrian Democratic Council, presented the political vision of the council.
He reaffirmed that the Syrian Democratic Council is ready for a continuous dialogue with Damascus and it has agreed for future dialogues whether with Damascus or other national democratic powers.
The “SDC” expressed its readiness to cooperate with all countries seeking rapprochement and normalization with the Damascus government, on the condition that such rapprochement and normalization serve the interests of the Syrian people.
“As a political party in Syria, we support any dialogue that serves the interests of the Syrian people, particularly if it is an intra-Syrian dialogue without any external interference.” he stated.
The Relations Bureau official stressed the necessity of convening a comprehensive Syrian national conference that includes all powers, parties, and political entities. The goal is to form a national and international public opinion that would consolidate the democratic resolution to achieve unified Syrian national positions among different democratic powers and figures.
The political parties agreed the necessity of launching national dialogues to unify all Syrian powers and emphasizing that the only resolution for the Syrian crisis is the political national resolution.
During the meetings, all political parties agreed on the necessity of preserving the unity of Syrian territory and the unity of purpose and destiny against any form of occupations, while also concurring on the necessity of the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Syria.
These meetings followed a series of dialogues conducted by the Syrian Democratic Council with democratic political parties in Aleppo, with the aim of strengthening and expanding relations among Syrians.
