Final statement of the first conference of the Assyrian Salvation Front in Tbilisi - Georgia In light of the extremely complex political circumstances that our region is going through, and the ideological democracy in Iraq and the resulting marginalization and exclusion of the Assyrian cause, and based on the supreme national interest of the Assyrian people The idea of ​​establishing an Assyrian front that would center all Assyrian efforts and energies represented by political parties, organizations, institutions, and independents was put forward at the expanded Assyrian conference held in Sweden between December 15-17, 2006, in which the establishment of an Assyrian front was announced under the name of the “Assyrian Salvation Front,” based on practical principles. The following:
1. Recognizing that the Assyrians are the indigenous people of Iraq.
2. Establishing Assyria in the Iraqi constitution as a comprehensive national identity.
3. Demanding recognition of the establishment of the Assyrian region, which is currently defined geographically as follows:
North: the international borders of the State of Iraq with Turkey and Syria.
East: from the region of Narwa and Rikan inclusive, down along the upper Zab.
West: the Tigris River.
South: the point of confluence of the upper Zab with Tigris.

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In continuation of the expanded Assyrian conference held in Sweden, the first conference of the Assyrian Salvation Front was held in Tbilisi, Georgia, between March 15-17, 2007 under the slogan “Our Salvation is in Our Solidarity.” Over the course of three days, the conference participants discussed the conference agenda, where the political program and system were set. The internal structure of the Front as a national political entity that believes in the Assyrian identity and represents the alliance of independent Assyrian parties, organizations, institutions and personalities that struggle for the national rights of the Assyrian people and whose strategy is based on the following:

1. Emphasizing that the practical principles approved by the Sweden Conference are the basic pillars of the political work of the Assyrian Salvation Front.

2. Emphasizing that the Assyrian political decision is an independent decision and is not linked to any other option.
3. Emphasizing that the Assyrian Salvation Front's path opens its doors to all parties, organizations, institutions and independent figures who believe in the Front's declared goals.
In conclusion, the Assyrian Salvation Front extends its thanks and gratitude to the Republic of Georgia, its government and people, for the facilities they provided to complete the work of this conference. Long live our Assyrian people
Long live a free and united Iraq.

Assyria Salvation Front
17/3/2007
17/12/6756

The Assyrian Salvation Front currently consists of:
1. The General Assyrian Conference, which includes:
The Assyrian National Organization
The Assyrian Democratic Party
The Assyrian Liberation Party
The Yazidi Movement for Reform and Progress Assyrian Students and Youth Union - Iraq
Assyrian Democratic Movement - National Current
Babylon Assyrian Cultural Institute - Germany
Urhai National Foundation - California
Assyrian Social Club - Chicago
Assyrian Independents Bloc - Iraq
Assyrian Youth Club - German - Germany
Assyrian Youth Cultural Center - Germany
Assyrian Club - Switzerland Hammurabi Club - Belgium
Assyria International Foundation - Sweden
Assyrian Institute - Sweden
2. Global Forum for Independent Assyrian Activists
3. Coalition Assyrian Australian - Sydney
4. Assyrian Independent Cultural and National Center - Russia
5. Assyrian National Council in Georgia
Assyrian Youth Union in Georgia
Assyrian Women's Union in Georgia
The Assyrian Salvation Front received congratulatory telegrams and support for the conference's work from the following institutions:
1. Assyrian Universal Alliance
2. Shoraya Party
3. Beth Nahrain Democratic Party
4. Syriac League - Lebanon Visa mindre