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The Syrian–Palestinian Congress, also known as the Syria-Palestine Congress or the Syro-Palestinian Congress was an organisation founded in June 1921 in Geneva by a group of Syrian and Palestinian exiles. The main aim of the congress was to try to influence the terms of the proposed League of Nations mandate over the region. It was one of a number of congresses held by Arab nationists following the Arab Congress of 1913. The formation of the congress followed the July 1919 "Pan-Syrian" Syrian National Congress. The addition of Palestine to the name followed the Franco-British boundary agreement of December 1920 which formally defined the territory of Palestine out of the region viewed by the Pan-Syrian nationalists as Greater Syria. On 21 September, after twenty-six days of discussion, the joint congress issued a public statement to the League of Nations demanding, among other things, recognition of the "independence and national rule (al-Sultan al-Qawmi) of Syria, Lebanon and Palestine"〔Porath, 1974, p. 117. "On 21st September, after twenty-six days of discussion, the joint Syrian-Palestinian Congress issued a public statement to the League of Nations demanding: 1) Recognition of the independence and national rule (al-Sultan al-Qawmi) of Syria, Lebanon and Palestine"〕 ==Participants== * Michel Lotfallah (President of the Syro-Palestinian Congress) * Muhammad Rashid Rida (Vice President) * Haj Toufic Hammad (Vice President) * Emir Shakib Arslan (Secretary General) * Toufic El-Yazigi (Assistant Secretary General) * Wahba El-Issa * Riad El-Solh * Salah Ezzeddine * Shibli El-Jamal * Ehsan El-Jabri * George Youssef Salem * Taan Al-Imad * Amin Bey Al-Tamimi * Najib Choucair * Toufic Fayed * Suleiman Kanaan * Shukri al-Quwatli * Abd al-Rahman Shabbandar 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Syrian–Palestinian Congress」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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