POLITICS

The Egyptian Foreign Minister, Sameh Shoukry, arrived today, to Damascus International Airport, on a visit that is the first in 12 years.

Politician Bakr Hajj Issa confirmed that the earthquake that struck the region provided the Turkish occupation state with a new opportunity to complete its settlement plan, warning the people of the affected areas of the schemes planned against them.

Akram Hesso explained that the developments taking place in the region and their effects will help more and more in bringing the Autonomous Administration project closer to constitutional legitimacy, especially after the Security Council adopted the discussion of Resolution 2,268 instead of Resolution 2,254, and stressed that Turkey is fighting on behalf of the ideal model for the future Syria.

Badran Çiya Kurd stressed, during a meeting with US State Department envoy to the region, Nicholas Granger, the need to open border crossings, including the Tal Koçer crossing, to bring aid to the areas stricken by the earthquake that struck large areas of Syria and left thousands of victims.

A delegation from the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria discussed with the Norwegian Foreign Ministry the latest developments in North and East Syria. In a related context, the Norwegian Red Party confirmed its support for the Autonomous Administration and its condemnation of the Turkish attacks on the region.

 The Syrian Major General Party, which is active in As-Suwayda, confirmed that the state of tension will not end in this southern region, pointing out that the Damascus government did not accept and initiate any concessions so that the Syrians could have a free and dignified life and had an interest in maintaining the state of tension, as it demanded the administration of the region before.  her children until reaching a complete solution that satisfies all Syrians.

The Syrian Democratic Council and the People's Will Party stressed during a dialogue seminar via the Zoom application that the international and regional circumstances had a clear impact on the Syrian crisis by linking it to complex regional and international files.

​​​​​​​Co-chair of Democratic Union Party, Saleh Muslim, stressed the need for self-reliance and not to rely on international forces.

​​​​​​​The former co-chair of the Democratic Union Party (PYD) Anwar Muslim made it clear that the party will work to ensure constitutional recognition of the Kurds within a pluralistic, decentralized Syria and stand in the way of all agreements against the Kurdish people and the rest of the peoples of Kurdistan.

​​​​​​​Secretary-General of the New Democratic Development and Change Party, Ibrahim Al-Khalil, urged the people to realize the danger of Turkish plans, and called on Damascus government to do its duty in defending the country.

Deputy Co-chair of Syria's Future Party in Manbij Mohamed Berghel said Turkish occupation state calls on the international community for setting up a safe zone in the most secure spot in Syria warning against a second Alexandretta.

 Politician Bakr Hajj Issa considered the project to resettle one million Syrian refugees in the lands occupied by Turkey in Syria the most dangerous project against the Kurds, calling on the Kurdish political parties and forces to move decisively against the settlement project.