Parks and green areas say a lot about the respect and consideration a society and administration have for the environment and ecology.

The Rojava self-administration project considered a life in harmony with nature a pillar of its model of development and society.

In Rojava, then, memory is another important element when it comes to build a new model of co-existence. Memory of the martyrs, of those who lost their life in the fight for freedom. Memory, collective memory, for the future.

Kongreya Star is preparing to open Martyr Nalin Muş Park in Tirbespi, in the Canton of Qamishlo. And it is memory meeting nature. But also making memory permanent through life.

Leyla Iskan from the Kongreya Star confirmed that a park named after Martyr Nalin Muş will be open in the south of the city, in memory of the women who worked and struggled for the Rojava Revolution.

Work on the park, said Leyla Iskan, is almost done, and the park will open soon.