| Description: | Arta FM is a media project (radio, website and publications) of the projects of the Syrian Center for Cooperation and Cooperation in Kurdish Areas (SCCCK). Arta FM broadcasts and publishes information materials in three languages: Kurdish, Arabic and Syriac. The Syrian Center for Communication and Cooperation in the Kurdish Regions, a non-profit NGO based in the Kingdom of Sweden, was founded by a group of Syrian activists and experts, both inside and outside Syria, on 24 February 2013. SCCCK supports and supports diversity, Richness and social wealth of the Syrian society in general, and the components of the Kurdish areas in the province of Hasaka, and the areas of Afrin and Kobany in particular. Therefore, the Center seeks, through media projects (radio stations and websites) and publications, and the establishment of lectures and seminars, and training courses in the field of human development ... , To support and support national and religious diversity in the Kurdish regions and other Syrian regions. The Center aims to create a common life based on peace, mutual respect and the search for common denominators, in order to overcome and remove the points of contention, if any, between these elements. Ingredients. The Center believes that achieving this is the solid ground that ensures and guarantees the existence of a free and democratic civil society in the Kurdish areas within a unified democratic Syria. The Center considers that recognition of diversity is the path to social richness, the cradle of social justice in the process of transformation and change witnessed by Syria. The Center aims to create a common life based on peace, mutual respect and the search for common denominators, in order to overcome and remove the points of contention, if any, between these elements. Ingredients. The Center believes that achieving this is the solid ground that ensures and guarantees the existence of a free and democratic civil society in the Kurdish areas within a unified democratic Syria. The Center considers that recognition of diversity is the path to social richness, the cradle of social justice in the process of transformation and change witnessed by Syria. The Center aims to create a common life based on peace, mutual respect and the search for common denominators, in order to overcome and remove the points of contention, if any, between these elements. Ingredients. The Center believes that achieving this is the solid ground that ensures and guarantees the existence of a free and democratic civil society in the Kurdish areas within a unified democratic Syria. The Center considers that recognition of diversity is the path to social richness, the cradle of social justice in the process of transformation and change witnessed by Syria. |
