PYD call for support of self-governed Syrian Kurdish region
PYD call for support of self-governed Syrian Kurdish region
In a press release just issued the Foreign Affairs Office of the Democratic Union Party (PYD) call for support and protection of the peaceful establishment of the self-governed Syrian Kurdish region.
"The Kurdish areas in Syria, except from the city of Qamishli, have recently been liberated from the brutal Assad’s regime and are under Kurdish control" said the release adding that "the Democratic Union Party ( PYD), with other Kurdish political parties in the Kurdish National Council (KNC) have jointly agreed to protect and administer our regions. This agreement resulted in the establishment of the Supreme Kurdish Council, which strives to protect our legitimate gains and to consolidate them in the future constitution of a free democratic Syria".
The statement also pointed out that "This liberated kurdish region could serve as a safe heaven and start point for all Syrian revolutionaries to liberate all Syria and therefore this democratic establishment should be considered as the contributors to build a free democratic and plural united Syria".
This peaceful establishment, the statement stressed "should not be considered as a threat to the regional and global stability" but indeed it added should be considered "as a constructive contribution to democracy, peace and stability in the region".
The Kurds, continued the statement by the PYD "are not separatist and have never had separatist intentions. This is to declare that our goal is to democratically self-govern our regions within the geopolitical borders of the Syrian Republic. Our mission is to play our part in building the future of Syria".
Ending their statement the PYD said: "We believe that the Kurds are integral to regional stability and order. However, as the future of Syria looks grim, the support and protection of Syria’s Kurds from the international community is an urgent necessity".
And it is for this reasons that the PYD "call on the Regional and International communities UN, EU and the free world of their moral responsibility to support and protect the peaceful establishment of self-ruled Syrian kurdish region".
"The Kurdish areas in Syria, except from the city of Qamishli, have recently been liberated from the brutal Assad’s regime and are under Kurdish control" said the release adding that "the Democratic Union Party ( PYD), with other Kurdish political parties in the Kurdish National Council (KNC) have jointly agreed to protect and administer our regions. This agreement resulted in the establishment of the Supreme Kurdish Council, which strives to protect our legitimate gains and to consolidate them in the future constitution of a free democratic Syria".
The statement also pointed out that "This liberated kurdish region could serve as a safe heaven and start point for all Syrian revolutionaries to liberate all Syria and therefore this democratic establishment should be considered as the contributors to build a free democratic and plural united Syria".
This peaceful establishment, the statement stressed "should not be considered as a threat to the regional and global stability" but indeed it added should be considered "as a constructive contribution to democracy, peace and stability in the region".
The Kurds, continued the statement by the PYD "are not separatist and have never had separatist intentions. This is to declare that our goal is to democratically self-govern our regions within the geopolitical borders of the Syrian Republic. Our mission is to play our part in building the future of Syria".
Ending their statement the PYD said: "We believe that the Kurds are integral to regional stability and order. However, as the future of Syria looks grim, the support and protection of Syria’s Kurds from the international community is an urgent necessity".
And it is for this reasons that the PYD "call on the Regional and International communities UN, EU and the free world of their moral responsibility to support and protect the peaceful establishment of self-ruled Syrian kurdish region".
