East Qamishlo organization of PDK-S organizes a political seminar for party comrades.

ARK News.. As part of a series of activities by the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Syria, the PDK-S Branch of east Qamishlo held an organizational and political seminar, on Sunday, 11 June 2020, at the PDK-S office east of Qamishlo.

The seminar was run by Mr. “Hassan Ramzi”, member of the Central Committee and official of the Eastern Qamishlo Organization, in the presence of a member of the Area Committee, “Muhammad Siddiq”, responsible for organizing the branch and with the presence of all members of the branch committee and local councils of the organization.

The seminar started with a minute's silence on the lives of the Kurdish and Kurdistan martyrs, led by Barzani the immortal.

Then everyone was welcomed by the branch official Mr. “Muhammad Siddiq”

Then, Mr. “Hassan Ramzi” touched on talking about the latest political developments and events in Syria in general and the Kurdish situation in Syrian Kurdistan in particular.

“Ramzi” also spoke at length about what was reached regarding the understanding between the Kurdish National Council and the National Unity Parties, and the importance of achieving it to serve the issue of the Kurdish people in Syria.

Ramzi noted that the second round of negotiations and dialogues will begin soon.

Ramzi added that we, as the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Syria and as a Kurdish National Council, support and back up any step or any understanding that confirms the rights of the Kurds in Syrian Kurdistan.

On the other hand, Ramzi touched on the economic situation, pointing to the suffering of our Kurdish people towards the implementation of the Caesar Law and the failure of citizens to secure their daily needs.

And appeal to the international community and the United Nations to expedite the provision of humanitarian assistance to the people of the region and provide the necessary services to them.

At the end of the seminar, many questions and inquiries were asked by the attendees, and with openness, the questions and inquiries were answered by the officials of the organization.

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