The External Relations Office of the Autonomous Administration in North and East Syria in the city of Qamishlo received a British parliamentary delegation on Monday evening to touch upon the last developments in the region, NP reported.
The British delegation included journalists and researchers, the head of the delegation and member of the British Parliament for the Labor Party, Lloyd Russell-Moyle.
The two sides concluded their meeting with a press conference, where Amal Dada, the co-chair of the External Relations Office in the Autonomous Administration in North and East Syria talked about the content of the discussed issues, “the challenges that face the Autonomous Administration of northeastern Syria, and the presence of the large numbers of militants, families and children in the three camps in northeast Syria”.
Lloyd Russell-Moyle spoke about the importance of the reconstruction issue “to undermine the radical thought of the Islamic State (ISIS) by supporting the reconstruction of these territories, and to support a democratic system based on the concept of democratic confederation”.
