Al-Shara: Presidential elections in 4 years and government participation without sectarian quotas
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Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara confirmed during his speech at the Doha Forum today, Saturday, that the upcoming presidential elections will be held in four years according to the constitutional declaration, emphasizing that state-building must be based on institutions and not on individuals.
Al-Shara explained that all sects participate in the Syrian government, considering that dividing power on a sectarian or ethnic basis is a "big mistake," and that participation occurs without any quotas. He added that the elections align with the requirements of the transitional phase, noting that his country has experienced significant isolation over the past sixty years, and that the steps taken so far serve the public interest and support national stability.
Al-Shara addressed the economic situation, indicating that lifting U.S. sanctions will contribute to improving the situation, confirming President Donald Trump's administration's support for the path of lifting sanctions, and that any violations will be held accountable.
Regarding the security situation, Al-Shara pointed out that the events on the coast were initiated by remnants of the previous regime, affirming that Syria is a state of law that guarantees the rights of all. He also stressed that Israel is trying to export its crises to other countries, and that its fears are "unjustified," asserting that his country is under attack and is not the aggressor. He added that ongoing negotiations involving Washington are discussing Israel's withdrawal, warning of the risks of establishing a buffer zone amid the ongoing tension on the ground.
Al-Shara explained that all sects participate in the Syrian government, considering that dividing power on a sectarian or ethnic basis is a "big mistake," and that participation occurs without any quotas. He added that the elections align with the requirements of the transitional phase, noting that his country has experienced significant isolation over the past sixty years, and that the steps taken so far serve the public interest and support national stability.
Al-Shara addressed the economic situation, indicating that lifting U.S. sanctions will contribute to improving the situation, confirming President Donald Trump's administration's support for the path of lifting sanctions, and that any violations will be held accountable.
Regarding the security situation, Al-Shara pointed out that the events on the coast were initiated by remnants of the previous regime, affirming that Syria is a state of law that guarantees the rights of all. He also stressed that Israel is trying to export its crises to other countries, and that its fears are "unjustified," asserting that his country is under attack and is not the aggressor. He added that ongoing negotiations involving Washington are discussing Israel's withdrawal, warning of the risks of establishing a buffer zone amid the ongoing tension on the ground.
