KDP-Syria and Yakiti Kurdistan-Syria Hold Meeting in Qamishlo to Promote Kurdish Dialogue

ARK News.. The Kurdistan Democratic Party—Syria (KDP-Syria) and the Yakiti Kurdistan Party—Syria held a meeting on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at the KDP-Syria headquarters in Qamishli, as part of efforts to strengthen dialogue and communication among Kurdish political parties and forces.

The KDP-Syria delegation was headed by party secretary Mohammed Ismail and included several members of its leadership. The Yakiti Kurdistan-Syria delegation was led by party secretary Suleiman Oso and included several party members.

The meeting addressed a range of political and organizational issues, particularly the latest developments and rapidly unfolding events in Syria as a whole and in the Kurdish arena in particular. Discussions also focused on the current phase, the challenges facing the region, and the need to intensify dialogue and coordination among Kurdish political forces to address the demands of this stage in a way that serves the aspirations and national and political rights of the Kurdish people.

The two sides also discussed the organizational situation within Yakiti Kurdistan-Syria, including the challenges and internal disagreements facing the party. Both expressed their hope that this sensitive period could be overcome and that differences could be addressed through consultation, understanding, and democratic, civil channels, away from escalation. They stressed the importance of maintaining Kurdish unity, particularly amid the difficult political, security, and economic conditions facing the region.

The parties also emphasized the importance of strengthening relations and communication among the parties of the Kurdish National Council (KNC) in Syria, bringing their positions closer together and coordinating their stances on major issues in order to reinforce the Council’s presence and enhance its role in Syrian political life.

Part of the meeting was devoted to preparations for the KNC’s fifth congress. Both sides stressed the importance of thorough preparations for this organizational and political milestone and of ensuring its success in a way that would improve the Council’s performance, enable it to represent the aspirations of the Kurdish people, and defend their rights in Syria’s future.

The two sides underscored the need to continue meetings and consultations among Kurdish political parties and forces and to strengthen a culture of understanding and joint action. They said resolving differences and overcoming challenges require responsible dialogue and a democratic process that preserves Kurdish unity and increases the prospects for reaching a common political position on upcoming issues and developments.

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