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Kurdish parties merge after QSD dissolution
The Kurdish Center Party and the Kurdish Freedom Movement announced their merger into a single party called the "Kurdish Center Party in Syria." The goal is to strengthen unity and cohesion among Kurdish parties and reduce divisions. This announcement was made during a conference held in Erbil, which was attended by representatives of both parties. During the conference, Shalal Kadoo was elected as the President of the new party, and Dedar Abdel Muttalib Miro as Vice President. A unified political program and internal regulations were also issued. The party aims to support peaceful and democratic work, defend the political and national rights of Kurds in Syria, and contribute to building a democratic, pluralistic Syria—especially with the upcoming enactment of a law regulating political parties in Syria to broaden the scope of political activity. This step is part of efforts to unite Kurdish forces and strengthen their political presence, following a decline in the influence of parties linked to the Autonomous Administration, and to help unify efforts and enhance Kurdish representation in the future.
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