RabauseInterim to Syria’s interim tells a national dialogue conference that the country has a “historical” reconstruction opportunity after defeating Bashar al-Assad.
Ahmed Al-Sharaa also emphasized the need for the armed group together in the military and for the state with a monopoly of weapons, saying “strength in Syria in unity”.
The 600 delegates were asked to provide recommendations to transitional justice, economy, new constitution and other subjects to guide a new transitional government.
But there is a criticism that the process is rushed, and the militia led by the autonomous administration that does not invade the northeast of Syria.
The Assad family ruled Syria for more than 50 years with a steel fist, Bashar became President in 2000 after his father’s death of Halasz.
In 2011, Bashar brutally crushed a peaceful revolution of pro-democracy, flowing into a severe civil war where more than 600,000 people were killed and 12 million others were forced to flight into their homes.
On December 8, he fled Russia after an alliance with the rebels headed by Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) from the north of Syria and entered Damascus in just 12 days.
Seven weeks later, Sharaa was named president of “transitional turrades” of his fellow rebel commanders. They also informed the Cancel Constitution of 2012, the elimination of Parliament, Army and Security Agencies, and participating in all groups of rebels who helped them.
Sharaa promised to make a national conference in the dialogue to discuss the future of Syria, which he said to follow a “constitutional statement” to serve during transit.
“Syria is self-reliant, and it fits self-establishment,” Sharaa said a talk in the National Dialogue Conference in Damascus Tuesday.
“What we live now is a wonderful, historical and rare opportunity. We need to take advantage of all the opportunities of serving our people and our country.”
The Organization Committee says six working groups will be formed to discuss a transition justice to justice, revision of state institutions, personal state freedoms, personal economic models.
Groups agree with non-sealing recommendations, presented to the new transitional government held on Saturday and helpful to express the constitution, according to the committee.
Sharaa said that a transitional justice in the body will soon be formed to “return the rights of men” and begin to hold the actions of the Syrians during the civil war.
He also repeated that armed armed armed should be disarmed and handed over their territory.
“The unity of the arms and their state monopoly is not a luxury but a duty and obligation,” he said. “Syria cannot be changed; it is a complete whole, and its strength is in unity.”
Government forces in interim controlled by the largest cities of Syria, but many parts of the country held by various armed groups.
They include whites in Kurd-lead Syrian in Kurd
RabauseThe SDF to now refused to participate in its forces to the New Syrian Army, although negotiations occurred in recent weeks.
Conference organizers say that SDF and Aane are not invited for refusal, and that Kurds are represented by Damascus even without them.
However, the SDF spokesman Farhad Shamis told AFP News Agency “Separate SDF and Great Conference section to please the outside of the world and not find a better future”.
Thirty-five parties of the Aean also criticized what they claimed were “token representations” of the Kurds, which were not important, and could not help the real solutions in the continuing crisis in the country.
Mutasem Sioufi on the day after, an independent civil society group involved in the conference, telling the BBC which is important that all groups are involved.
“There should be interaction with all Syrian groups, with all Syrian powers, especially those who have many influence on earth.
Conference conference conferences will be carefully monitored by the international community, calling for an inclusive political policy process that represents many ethnicity and religions in the country.
During the civil war, the US, UK, UK, and European Union inflicted many punishments in Syria’s target of Assad and allies in response to the violence of the civil war.
They lifted some of the penalties to destroy the Syria economy since Assad’s fall, but performed additional measures of new Syrian leaders who respected minority rights and acting toward democracy .
On Monday, the EU announced that its energy penalties, transportation and bank banks to facilitate humanitarian assistance and reconstruction.
The foreign minister Asaad al-Shibani welcomes that decision, but he criticized international sanctions on a talk at the National Dialogue Conference.
“These sanctions are not illegal and not based on any legal or moral foundations,” he said. “It is used as a means of pressure on the will of the Syrians.”
HTS, a former al-Qaeda responsibility, subjected to different sanctions because it continues to be proscribed as a terrorist organization in UN, US, EU and UK.
