The National Dialogue Conference in Syria emphasized unity, rejecting divisions, and forming a committee to draft a new constitution. Led by President Ahmed al-Sharaa, the conference discussed transitional justice, constitutional building, and institutional reforms. Participants called for implementing reforms, promoting freedom of expression, and economic recovery, condemning Israeli incursions and calling for their withdrawal. The recommendations will guide the new government, set to take over in March, in rebuilding the country after the fall of the Assad regime.
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US congressmen visit Syria in first visit since Assad was ousted
US Congress members Cory Mills and Marlin Stutzman arrived in Damascus, marking the first visit by American lawmakers since the ousting of Bashar al-Assad. Mills met with new President Ahmed al-Sharaa, discussing US sanctions and Iran, while Stutzman planned to meet Sharaa despite his sanctions due to past ties with al Qaeda. The congressmen, organized by the Syrian American Alliance for Peace and Prosperity, expressed concerns about Syria aligning with adversaries like China and Iran,...
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