Abadi: Dissolving SDF marks a new start and Kurds should participate in constitution drafting

The article covers statements by Mustafa M8zlum Abdi, the Syrian President's advisor, regarding the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) after 15 years of armed conflict. He emphasized that this marks the end of the previous path and the beginning of Kurdish participation in building the new Syrian state. He clarified that the Kurds are now seeking to contribute to shaping a new Syria with their own identity, backed by constitutional guarantees, and that the SDF has joined the Syrian army as part of an agreed-upon plan to enhance Kurdish involvement in the state. Abdi also discussed the recognition of the Kurdish language in schools as an important achievement and highlighted the necessity of involving Kurds in the drafting of the constitution. He pointed to Syria's direction toward establishing a democratic and secular state that guarantees the rights of all groups, including Kurds, Druze, and Alawites. Abdi affirmed that Kurdish engagement in the political process aims to secure their status and role in the future Syria, with continued cooperation with the Syrian regime and openness to improving relations with Turkey.

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