Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa confirmed during his participation in the Atlantic Council in New York that Syria has reached a professional level in security and coordination, and that work is underway to improve laws through the People’s Assembly, dismantle the armed factions and integrate them under the umbrella of the state, reject ethnic, geographical or religious quotas, and expect to complete the drafting of the constitution before the five-year deadline, stressing that the Kurds are part of the Syrian fabric and that Syria is a model of peaceful coexistence.
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Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s speech at the Atlantic Council comes in the context of Syria’s efforts to rebuild state institutions after years of conflict, with a focus on integrating armed factions and reforming the political and constitutional system.
Al-Sharaa said during his participation in the Atlantic Council in New York to talk about the future of Syria: “We are at the level of professionalism in the field of security and coordination, and there are some things that help us in training the security forces.”
Al-Sharaa added: “We are working to improve the laws through the People’s Assembly.”
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The Syrian President pointed out that "building security in Syria takes place on several levels, including dismantling armed factions and bringing them under the umbrella of the state."
Al-Sharaa added: “We do not want to adopt quotas because that will lead to dividing the country along ethnic, geographic, or religious lines.”
The Syrian President continued: "I believe that the drafting of the constitution will be completed before the five-year deadline."
Al-Sharaa stressed that "the Kurds are part of the fabric of the Syrian people and society."
Al-Sharaa concluded by saying: “Syria is a role model in the world regarding peaceful coexistence.”
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The drafting of the Syrian constitution will be completed before the five-year deadline, as President Al-Sharaa expected
Possible · Within years
Efforts to integrate armed factions under the umbrella of the state in Syria will continue
Likely · Within months
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