Syrian Kurdish parties are holding a conference to discuss a unified vision for the future of the country after the fall of Bashar al-Assad. The conference aims to present a solution and project proposal for the future of Syria, with federalism being one of the proposals on the table. Over 400 people, including representatives from major Kurdish parties in Syria, Iraq, and Turkey, are participating in the conference. The Kurdish-led Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, as well as groups opposed to it, are also represented at the gathering. The Kurdish administration recently struck a deal to integrate into state institutions, but has criticized the new authorities over the formation of a new government and a recent constitutional declaration.