Political Program of The Renaissance Pioneers Movement for Liberation of Al_ahwaz (RPMLA)
Introduction
The Renaissance Pioneers Movement for Liberation of Al_ahwaz (RPMLA) was founded on October 30, 2019, in response to the urgent need for a national liberation project that represents the will of the Arab people of Al-Ahwaz. It aims to chart a roadmap for liberation from the Persian occupation and the full restoration of national sovereignty over the land of Al-Ahwaz, which has been under occupation since 1925. This political program is rooted in national constants and is based on the historical and legal legitimacy of the right of the Ahwazi people to self-determination and the establishment of their independent state.
First: General Principles
1. Full National Liberation
The movement affirms the right of the Arab people of Al-Ahwaz to complete liberation from Persian occupation and the restoration of an independent state within the pre-1925 borders.
2. Arab Identity of Al-Ahwaz
The movement emphasizes that Al-Ahwaz is an inseparable part of the Arab nation, and that preserving the Arab national identity of the Ahwazi people is a top priority of the national project.
3. Rejection of Occupation in All Forms
The movement rejects the legitimacy of the Persian occupation and considers all agreements and policies imposed by the occupier as null and void and not representative of the Ahwazi people’s will.
4. Peaceful Approach and Legitimate Resistance
The movement adopts all forms of legitimate resistance guaranteed by international law, including popular, media, political, diplomatic, and military resistance.
Second: Strategic Objectives
1. Full Independence of Al-Ahwaz
To liberate the territory of Al-Ahwaz from Persian occupation and establish a sovereign, independent Arab state on all of its land.
2. Establishment of a National Political System
To establish a democratic, pluralistic system in the independent state of Al-Ahwaz based on citizenship, the rule of law, and peaceful power transition.
3. Protection of National Resources
To regain control over Al-Ahwaz’s natural resources and ensure their management serves the interests and sustainable economic and social development of the Ahwazi people.
4. Defense of Human Rights
To monitor ongoing violations against the Ahwazi people, hold perpetrators accountable, and ensure justice for victims.
5. Building Strategic Arab and International Relations
To strengthen ties with Arab, Islamic, and friendly nations, and to rally political and diplomatic support for the cause of Al-Ahwaz on the international stage.
Third: General Policies
1. Internal Policy
- Upholding transparency and accountability in governance.
- Promoting national unity and rejecting tribalism and sectarianism.
- Advancing national education that reinforces Arabic identity and language.
- Protecting the cultural and social rights of all community components.
2. Economic Policy
- Nationalizing oil, water, and gas resources.
- Developing a national plan for sustainable development across Al-Ahwaz.
- Supporting small and medium enterprises and reducing economic disparities.
3. Social Policy
- Empowering women and ensuring their participation in public life.
- Supporting vulnerable and marginalized groups.
- Reforming the healthcare system and providing essential services to citizens.
4. Media Policy
- Supporting independent resistance media and expanding its local and international reach.
- Exposing the crimes of the occupation through both official and unofficial channels.
- Utilizing modern media tools to serve the Ahwazi cause.
5. Security and Defense Policy
- Building a national defense institution to protect Al-Ahwaz’s sovereignty.
- Dismantling the security apparatus established by the occupation.
- Cooperating with international bodies to ensure security and stability.
Fourth: Foreign Relations
- Engaging with international organizations to present the Al-Ahwaz cause.
- Seeking membership in regional and international organizations upon achieving independence.
- Building strategic political alliances with countries that support liberation movements.
- Enhancing Ahwazi diplomatic presence in global forums.
Fifth: Transitional Phase
- Forming a transitional national council representing all segments of the Ahwazi people.
- Drafting a provisional constitution to govern the transitional period and guarantee public freedoms.
- Organizing a general referendum for self-determination under impartial international supervision.
- Preparing for free elections to establish a state of institutions.
Conclusion
Renaissance Pioneers Movement for Liberation of Al_ahwaz (RPMLA) believes that the path to liberation is long and arduous, but achievable through popular will, national unity, and belief in the justice of the cause. Through this political program, the movement presents a clear vision for the future of a free Al-Ahwaz, and calls upon all Ahwazis to join the national project and actively participate in the struggle for liberation and nation-building.