The Autonomous Administration’s delegation included the Administration’s representative in Europe, Abdul Karim Omar and the Autonomous Administration’s representative in Norway, Hindrin Butti, while the Kurdistan Solidarity Organization represented the co-chair of the organization, Stena Bernes, and members Erling Folkford, Beth Hartmann, Johann Peter Andersen, Tauride Kjernli, Ask Arngault.
The representatives of the autonomous administration thanked the organization for its supporting role while putting it in a picture of the latest developments and challenges facing the autonomous administration, in particular the Turkish threats aimed at the stability of the region and the Erdogan’s new plans to occupy the area, targeting the helpless civilians, Syrian Democratic Forces and children, as happened recently at an educational center for girls, in addition to his racist new plan to change the demographics of the region by settling one and a half million refugees in northern Syria.
While the participants discussed the economic and humanitarian crisis that the region is going through due to the siege and the lack of relief and humanitarian aid and its repercussions on the living situation of the citizens, from which ISIS takes advantage to penetrate in areas that remained under its control for years to reorganize again, and also talked about terrorism and ISIS and its danger. Thanks to the support given to him by Turkey and the Turkish occupation zones through the ISIS emirs who are present in these areas after the liberation of Baghouz and who work with the so-called “Syrian National Army to implement Turkey’s programs aimed at destabilizing the region
For her part, Ms Stena Bernes said that she is of Swedish origin and that she is ashamed of the memorandum signed by Sweden and Finland with Turkey, and that they are working by putting pressure on the Swedish government so that ‘he does not make concessions to Turkey and that he is not at the expense of the Kurds and their just cause, and the organization’s delegation affirmed that they will continue to work and fight for solidarity with Kurdistan and with northern and eastern Syria.
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