According on an official invitation sent by Ezdina Organization, today, March 25, Nasreddin Ibrahim, secretary of Kurdish Democratic Party in Syria (Al-Parti), participated at the fifth dialogue session within the project "A Constitution That Protects Us", for political leaders and representatives of political parties in the north and east of Syria, at Ezdina's office in the city of Qamishlo.
The dialogue session, which lasted more than three hours, dealt with several axes related to the work of the Syrian Constitutional Committee, its establishment, the nine Geneva conferences and their results, the course of the political process in Syria, and the UN resolutions related to the situation in Syria.
The intervention of the party secretary, focused on a brief review of the nine Geneva conferences and the assertion that no progress was made during them, indicating that what is taking place is merely a management of the crisis and not a solution, due to the intransigence of the regime and the opposition, as he touched on the axis of the complex Syrian crisis, and its solution is to create a decentralized, pluralistic democratic system that recognizes the existence of the Kurdish people constitutionally and recognizes their legitimate national and patriotic rights in accordance with international covenants. He also stressed the need to represent all religions and cultures in the constitutional committee.
The participants in the session agreed on a set of proposals and recommendations, including the necessity of geographical, ethnic representation in the Constitutional Committee, the selection of representatives in the Constitutional Committee in proportion to their presence, the increase in the number of Kurdish representatives and the involvement of the Autonomous Administration, and Yazidi and Christian representatives.
Source: Website of Kurdish Democratic Party in Syria (Al-Parti)
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