Karimi highlighted several key points:
PJAK advocates constitutional recognition of Kurdish political status within a federal Iran, allowing the Kurdish people to exercise their own federal authority.
He stressed that Kurds must have a decisive role in shaping Iran’s emerging political order, warning that a new Iran could take shape with or without their participation.
Karimi stated that any political system that fails to recognize and represent Kurdish identity would be unacceptable.
He described Kurds as a fundamental component of Iran’s political and social fabric, rather than a minority that can be excluded from decision-making.
Addressing calls for Kurdish independence, he said those pursuing separation should demonstrate a concrete political, military, and diplomatic strategy rather than rely on slogans.
He also responded to criticism of PJAK’s position, pointing out that several parties questioning its vision identify themselves as Iranian through their names, while PJAK does not.
Karimi concluded that PJAK remains committed to its established political approach, advocating Kurdish self-governance within a democratic and federal framework for Iran.