Sheikh Hassou's tribe condemns Husseyin Al-Hassou's actions

The tribe of Sheikh Hassou has issued a statement distancing itself from his actions.

“We reject any provocative acts that affect the security and stability of society. We reaffirm our commitment to civil peace and support all steps that strengthen stability, integration, and trust among all components of society.”

Name: Hussein al-Hassou, nicknamed Abu Abd, from the village of Safiya in al-Amiriya. He resides in Damascus, specifically in Sahnaya. He was previously wanted by his tribe and fled to Damascus. He recently returned due to the problems that arose. He also worked for the Syrian intelligence branches of the Assad regime, specifically the Military Security branch in Qamishli. His brother, Muhammad al-Hassou, was with the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) rebels. He recently returned to his village in al-Amiriya, where he was received by a tribal gathering.

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According to information we obtained from our private sources, Hussein Al-Hassou, who fled to a village in the Qamishlo countryside, was arrested in a special operation.

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Foreign Minister Ilham Ahmed stated that the Damascus meeting focused on removing obstacles to the integration of the Autonomous Administration with Damascus, but the implementation is proceeding slowly.
The education file is one of the most prominent outstanding issues, particularly the non-recognition of certificates. An agreement was reached for an upcoming visit by the Ministers of Education and Higher Education to Hasakah to establish a mechanism for resolution.
So far, only directorates in Health and Education have been appointed, and the appointment of the remaining directorates and institutions will be completed later.
Progress has been made in appointing regional representatives, but appointments for ministries and directorates still need to be completed.
Regarding border crossings, a mechanism has been put in place for managing the Semalka crossing and other crossings, with current employees continuing within the framework of integration.

There are disagreements over previous and new appointments, with emphasis on the need to consider the experience of the Autonomous Administration’s cadres and to adopt competence and specialization.
The file on women’s representation remains an obstacle, as only men have been appointed in some recent positions, with demands for giving women a greater role.
The file on the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) is still under discussion and has not been resolved yet.
Work is underway to select representatives from Hasakah and Kobani for the Syrian Parliament through specialized committees.
Municipalities will be reorganized within the new system to improve services and enhance representation.
After selecting representatives from Rojava for the Parliament, the file for the new Syrian constitution will be raised, with emphasis on the participation of Kurds and all components in its drafting.
The file on detainees remains open, and the need for their release as soon as possible has been emphasized.