A delegation consisting of PDK-S spokesman Muslim Muhammad, Dr.  Hussein, Mamoste Muhammed Salih and Mohammed Abo visited the Presidency of Şanlıurfa province of HUDA PAR.

PDK-S Delegation met with Lokman Yalçın, Provincial President of HUDA PAR. In the visit which held in party’s new building, Syria issue and on 25 September the referendum on independence in the Iraqi Kurdistan region was discussed.

HUDA PAR Şanlıurfa Provincial Chairman Lokman Yalçın, who is in the evaluations about the civil war and the human tragedy in Syria, thanked the PDK-S representatives for their visit.

“As HUDA PAR, we support every Islamic and humanity application”

Yalçın stated that they were in favor of the Syrian issue and the related referendum to be held in Iraq Kurdistan on September 25, “We were pleased with the visit. We also expressed our party's pleasure from the visit by conveying to them the point of view of our party and our thoughts on the referendum to be held on 25 September. Since the issue of the referendum in Iraqi Kurdistan has come to the agenda, our attitude that we have put forward is clear in this matter and we are saying: as HUDA PAR; we support every Islamic and humanitarian application. The general view of our party is in this direction. The decision that the people will give on their own will in the referendum to be held in Kurdistan is a human and Islamic right. Therefore, on September 25, the outcome of Iraqi Kurdistan should be respected by all who are positive or negative. I wish that the referendum to be made would bring goodness to the Ummah in general, especially to the people of Kurdistan.”

“Turkish, Arab and Persian brothers should accept this referendum”

PDK-S Spokesman Muslim Muhammad said that they want to consult with HUDA PAR about their values and think about the developments in the region. “We want to make a visit to HUDA PAR. To exchange opinions, listen to each other, present our own views. We talked about what we can do for a referendum on September 25 in Iraqi Kurdistan. Both the Kurds in Turkiye and the Kurds in Syria must do as much as they can to get the right this historic day. We are an old people, we have history and culture. We do not have deficient than Persian, Turk, and Arab. We also have the right to hold a referendum. Our Turkish brothers, our Arab brothers and our Persian brothers, who are our neighbors in this regard, should respectfully refer to this referendum and accept the referendum. As Kurds, we will continue our visits to lay claim to this referendum.”

The visit came to an end after mutual good wishes. (Ramazan Casuk -ILKHA)