Saying that the PKK’s congress decisions are a “positive development”, journalist Ali Bayramoğlu emphasised that the state should take steps in terms of legal regulations.
SDF General Commander Mazloum Abdi made a statement regarding decision of PKK and said: "We believe that this new step will open the door to a political and peaceful process in the region"
PKK Executive Committee Member Duran Kalkan spoke about the late Ali Haydar Kaytan and Rıza Altun, stating, “No gain has been achieved easily or without price.”
Ayşegül Doğan evaluated the recent decisions made at the PKK's 12th Congress, emphasizing that the decision is not simply about dissolution but marks the beginning of a new process of democratic change and transformation.
The EU described the PKK’s decision to end its armed struggle as "a positive step."
The ÖHD Riha branch called fort he release of seriously ill prisoners and demanded an end to the Forensic Medicine Institute (ATK) being the sole authority on release decisions, urging the inclusion of independent medical institutions.
Selahattin Demirtaş, commenting on the decision made by the PKK, stated, "Now is the time to work together with sincerity to bring peace, prosperity, democracy, and freedom to life and to ensure Turkey’s development in every aspect."
DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan said, "There is no longer any excuse not to solve the Kurdish question and build a democratic Turkey."
Lawyer Abdulkadir Güleç stated that the PKK's recent decision should lead to a democratic discussion of the Kurdish issue, highlighting the need for legal reforms. “This could pave the way for the right to hope to be brought onto the agenda,” he said.
ASELSAN shares experienced a sharp decline following the announcement of the PKK’s 12th Congress resolutions.
Saadi Ahmed Pire, Spokesperson of the PUK described the PKK’s congress decisions as a “positive step”.
President of the Federated Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, stated that a historic chapter has begun following the announcement of the decisions made at the PKK’s 12th Congress.
Commenting on the PKK’s recent decision Pervin Buldan said, “Parliament must step in. Everyone has different responsibilities and duties to fulfill.”
The PKK’s decision to end its operations has made a significant impact in international media.
The PKK, which has marked the last 50 years, held its 12th Congress with the participation of 232 delegated. During the congress, “This is not an end, but a new beginning” said Duran Kalkan, a member of the PKK Executive Committee.