Vision
The long-term vision of Assyria is the peaceful establishment of a recognized homeland grounded in historical continuity and cultural identity. Any such possibility, if ever realized, would relate to regions within modern-day Iraq that have historically been associated with Assyrian civilization. This vision can only be pursued through lawful dialogue, mutual consent, and full respect for international law and the sovereignty of existing states. At present, Assyria functions solely as a cultural and civic project dedicated to heritage preservation, education, and responsible community engagement.
Guiding Principles
Assyria is guided by the following principles:
Peaceful Conduct
All activities and expressions are committed to non-violence, dialogue, and responsibility.
Cultural Preservation
Assyrian history, language, symbols, and traditions are preserved and presented with care and accuracy.
Education and Awareness
The project prioritizes historical knowledge, learning, and public understanding.
Transparency
Assyria maintains clarity regarding its purpose, scope, and limitations.
Respect for International Law
The project operates with full respect for international law, existing states, and cultural coexistence.
Long-Term Responsibility
Decisions are guided by patience, restraint, and consideration for future generations.
Scope and Limitations
Assyria does not assert political authority, exercise jurisdiction, or claim territory. The project does not function as a government or political movement and does not call for confrontation or unilateral action.
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