Details of Kurdish National Congress released

Details of Kurdish National Congress released.

The drafting committee of the Kurdish National Congress has issued a press release about its preparations going on for the last one month since the Hewler meeting which was attended by all political circles from four parts of Kurdistan on 22 July. The Kurdish National Congress will take place on 15-16-17 September 2013 and will witness the participation of 600 delegates and 300 guests.

The opening speech of the press release was made by drafting committee secretariat member Ronahi Serhat who condemned the closure of Kurdish channels MMC, Nuçe TV and Roj Tv by Danish judiciary.

Serhat remarked that the preparations for the congress have been based on ensuring the participation and support of all organized structures and individuals.

Serhat said that the distribution of quotas for each part of Kurdistan will be practiced in consideration of their political circumstances and differences, with ten percentage having been allocated to the youth movement, 35 percent to non-governmental organizations and 45 percent to political parties. According to Serhat, 40 percent gender quota will be applied in all groups.

Serhat pointed out that the congress will help to ease the pain of the peoples in the Middle East, pave the way for Democratic Unity of the Middle East and handle a historic project for democracy and freedom. Serhat invited all those who side with a democratic and peaceful solution to the Kurdish problem to attend the 1st Kurdish National Unity Congress.

Serhat ended the statement by underlining that “The Kurdish people have one single demand and that is for the ending of the historical cruelty and unfairness and for the achievement of their identity, freedom and the right to live in dignity like all other peoples in the world. The unity of the Kurdish people doesn't stand against any power or state. The unity of Kurdish people will build peace and a democratic solution with the peoples of the Middle East, it will not bring raise conflict and war”.

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