Syria’s Squares and Streets… Syrian People’s Platform to Stress National Unity, Continuation of Reform Process

The initiatives of Syrian youth and people revived Syria’s streets and squares turning them into platforms to convey their message to the whole world that nothing will damage their national unity or stop the process of reform from moving forward.

Nawa city in Daraa Countryside constitutes a piece of Syria’s large mosaic painting drawn by its people who streamed into the streets and organized tents to stress their national unity, express support to the comprehensive reform program led by President Bashar al-Assad and to express appreciation of the Syrian army’s role in defending Syria’s stability and security.

Walking along Nawa city streets, the participants raised national flags, chanted slogans and held banners that call for national unity to maintain stability and security in their country.

The participants expressed gratitude to the Syrian army and security forces for defending Syria, stressing rejection of any foreign interference of US and its regional allies.

They condemned incitement campaigns and chaos acts which serve western and American agendas to undermine Syria’s pan-Arab and national stances in support of the resistance.

In Lattakia province, the tent, organized in al-Awqaf Square, brought together all spectrums of Lattakia people. The start was with the Syrian national anthem after which the participants chanted national songs and slogans which express adherence to the national unity and honor the martyrs.

The inhabitants of al-Derbasyia city in Hasaka province lifted a 120-meter long Syrian flag during a popular march organized in support of reform process and in rejection of the conspiracy targeting their national unity.