32 political parties and forces expressed their support for the Autonomous Administration's resolution declaration and said: "We believe in dialogue for the solution of the problems and issues in Syria. We also call for brotherhood, common life and a democratic political solution.”

The statement added: “We did not think of breaking up Syria. However, the enemies of democracy and some parties are making propaganda saying that this is what we want. Our project was clear from the beginning. We want a democratic, pluralistic and decentralized Syria. They accuse our parties of separatism, but in fact it is the Turkish state that is trying to break up Syria, as its policies show.”

The statement continued: “As parties and political forces, we support the declaration issued by the Autonomous Administration. We renew our seriousness and demand for a political solution to the Syrian crisis. We have presented many initiatives and roadmaps for the solution to this crisis. We believe in a political solution to end the crisis and support the Autonomous Administration's declaration and all its initiatives. We especially support Geneva's first statement, UN resolution 2254.