Syria’s Pursuit of National Unity: Navigating Inclusivity and Exclusion
The Paris conference for Syria’s future will exclude the Kurdish-led administration and supporters of Bashar Assad. Interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa has promised an inclusive political process to create a new constitution and a representative government for all.
The upcoming Paris conference aims to shape the political future of Syria, incorporating various societal segments. Notably absent will be representatives from the Kurdish-led administration in the northeast and loyalists of the former regime under Bashar Assad. Interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa has committed to initiating an inclusive political dialogue focused on establishing a new constitution and a representative government that reflects the interests of all Syrians.
The Paris conference seeks to navigate Syria’s complex political landscape by promoting inclusivity, although notable exclusions remain. The commitment of President Ahmad al-Sharaa to a new constitution represents a pivotal step towards national unity, contingent on the engagement of all factions within Syrian society. The efficacy of these efforts will ultimately depend on broader participation, particularly from those currently marginalized in the process.
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