MSDThe Council of Notables emphasized the importance of the vital role of the Syrian Democratic Council (SDC) in fulfilling the aspirations of the Syrian people. This came during a meeting held between a delegation from the Council of Notables and the Co-chairs of the SDC.
Layla Qaraman, Co-chairwoman of the SDC and Mahmoud al-Mislat, Co-chairman of the SDC, received on Saturday a delegation from the Council of Notables in Hasakah city, as part of the ongoing congratulations for the SDC’s Fourth Conference.
The visiting delegation included dignitaries and sheikhs such as Akram Mahshoush, Suleiman Chatto, and several Arab and Kurdish tribal leaders from the Council of Notables.
After extending congratulations to the Co-chairs of the SDC, the delegation described the SDC’s Fourth Conference and its outcomes as a positive and significant step for the SDC, the region, and Syria as a whole. The delegation highlighted the effective role played by the SDC in the Syrian scene.
The Notables expressed their reliance on the SDC because they believe in the SDC’s vital role in resolving the Syrian crisis and fulfilling the aspirations of the Syrian people.
The visiting members of the delegation also noted that Syrians hopefully wait the implement of the SDC’s strategy and national path. They view it as the best project on the ground, especially because it continues to engage with Syrian figures and components. The delegation affirmed that the SDC represents hope for Syrians, especially in light of the political impasse in Syria.
In response, the Co-chairs of the SDC reaffirmed their commitment to working according to the SDC’s strategy, despite the challenges facing the Syrian issue. They are determined to make the Syrian issue take the priority by the international community. They also seek to continue the intra-Syrian dialogue with the cooperation and collaboration of all Syrian national powers and figures. The SDC’s goal is finding a political solution to the Syrian crisis without excluding any of the Syrian components from the political process.
