Podcast of SFM (21): The Concept of the State from the SFM’s Perspective (1)
The status of a state lies in what it guarantees to its people in terms of rights, what it provides in terms of freedoms, what it enhances in terms of sustainable security and stability, comprehensive development, and the involvement of all national forces in shaping its present and future decisions.
A state, with its strong and effective institutions, achieves public interests where the constitution is above everyone, the law applies to everyone, human rights are preserved, the practice of democracy is ensured and accessible, and political and social participation is a right for all.
We reject the destruction of the state’s structure through attempts to dismantle or divide it, cede any part of its land, undermine its sovereignty, or subject parts of it to any external powers or entities.
The true victory of the Syrian revolution lies in the rapid recovery to build a strong, free, independent, unified, and unifying state
